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1950 to-20 runs poorly

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m winter

05-10-2005 21:43:05

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Help my t020 act up and starts surging and bucking after warmed up.
new coil
condensor rebuilt carb
good compression
fresh fuel
any ideas?

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m winter

05-12-2005 18:23:13

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Re: 1950 to-20 runs poorly in reply to m winter, 05-10-2005 21:43:05

Thanks everbody for the solid advice, found the problem..... .feel like an idiot....the tractor kept up its pranks this afternoon untill it finally died, Makes it easier to pinpoint problem sometimes, anyway no fuel in carb, plenty going to it, problem..plugged inlet screen at carb.
Thanks Again
MIKE

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Jerry/MT

05-12-2005 22:01:51

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Re: 1950 to-20 runs poorly in reply to m winter, 05-12-2005 18:23:13

Thanks for reporting back on what the problem was, Mike. Glad it was that simple to fix.

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Jerry/MT

05-11-2005 17:55:02

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Re: 1950 to-20 runs poorly in reply to m winter, 05-10-2005 21:43:05

What shape is yourt distributor in? Check the radial runnout in the shaft. The shaft/bushing can be worn pretty badly. My was so bad that whith the point rubbing block on the flat of the distributor cam lobe, it had 0.030 " runnout. Ran like a three legged dog! Got the ditributor rebuilt by an outfit in Portland, OR for $100 plus shipping. Runs like a top now. Check your distributor out.

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gaston r

05-11-2005 10:21:41

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Re: 1950 to-20 runs poorly in reply to m winter, 05-10-2005 21:43:05

in 2002 my 1951 to-20 started surging while I was using a spreader. turned out it was the governor. sounds like the same symptoms.

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