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Arc641

03-22-2005 19:28:27

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Have a 706 gas that falls flat on her nose as a load is applied, even after 5 or 10 min. of running time. Only way to keep her from dying completely, is to pull the choke clear back to the seat!!!! Any ideas?

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Bob M

03-23-2005 11:38:01

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Re: Stumbling 706 gas in reply to Arc641, 03-22-2005 19:28:27

Your tractor is not getting enough fuel under load!

If the carb has a drain plug at the bottom of the bowl remove it. (If no drain plug disconnect the fuel line where it goes into the carburetor.) You should get a SOLID stream of gasoline about the diameter of a pencil.

A weak or dribbling stream says there�s a restriction in the fuel supply. Look for a plugged sediment bulb, trash in bottom of the tank blocking the fuel outlet, a pinched or kinked fuel line, etc.

If the fuel supply flows OK then the problem�s with the carb. Might be as simple as the power screw is too set lean (open it up a half turn at a time and test).

Could also be the bowl fuel inlet screen (if it has one) is plugged or there�s a blockage in an internal orifice or passage. Could also possibly be the float level set too low. You�ll need to go inside the carb to find and fix.

Good luck!

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the tractor vet

03-22-2005 19:41:11

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Re: Stumbling 706 gas in reply to Arc641, 03-22-2005 19:28:27

Yep, first off check the heat riseser and make sure that it is working check the timing give her a tune up and put the correct gas in her . And may be just maybe it might need the carb cleaned . Oh one other thing since i can't check it out myself does it have the selonoid fuel shut off or did some boozo put a needel valve in it ? . If it has a screw and not the selonoid then open it up all the way like 4-5 turns off the seat.

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