I am very sorry to hear of your trouble; having your tractors running when you have time to do some work with them is very satisfying. It is hard to say what you"ll have to do to get your truck running properly, but your tractor tank can be cleaned. You"ll have to do everything you should have done from the start; take it off, put gravel or a log chain in it and shake it every-which-way you can think of for three or four times longer than you think it should take. Rinse. And then do it again. You CAN do your carburator! Just take it apart piece by piece so you can put it back the same way. Blow out all the passages with air and/or carburator cleaner, including the pre-filter. You really can do this. A good education is always expensive. And a lot of the advice from people on this forum got their education the same way as you. I wish you lots of elbow grease luck. Terry
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