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9N will not run Without chock on 3 full on

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Skeeter.

08-27-2007 17:24:08




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Help, my 9n will not stay running without chock full on. I fushed gas tank, cleaned all filters. I am getting gas to the rebuilt carb. It acts like it is not getting gas. when I push in chock it stalls.




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justin d

08-28-2007 07:48:40




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 Re: 9N will not run Without chock on 3 full on in reply to Skeeter., 08-27-2007 17:24:08  
If all else fails - it may be time to rebuild your governor. I had the exact same problem - rebuilt the carb, cleaned the fuel line, cleaned the sediment bowl, etc. In the end, I rebuilt the carb and now I hardly ever have to choke it.



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justin d

08-28-2007 07:50:22




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 Re: 9N will not run Without chock on 3 full on in reply to justin d, 08-28-2007 07:48:40  
My mistake - I was typing too fast and not thinking about what I was saying - I meant to say - In the end, I rebuilt the governor and now I hardly ever have to choke it.



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old

08-27-2007 18:31:46




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 Re: 9N will not run Without chock on 3 full on in reply to Skeeter., 08-27-2007 17:24:08  
Check your spark. Make sure its a brite blue spark. Weak spark will cause the same problem because a richer mixture burns easier then a lean one does so if the spark is weak it will run by chokeing it when it will not other wise. Dell says that over and over and over again



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soundguy

08-27-2007 18:15:10




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 Re: 9N will not run Without chock on 3 full on in reply to Skeeter., 08-27-2007 17:24:08  
Needs choke to run?

Either a vacume leak, or a fuel obstruction.

Soundguy



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A. Bohemian

08-27-2007 18:01:30




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 Try Another Carb in reply to Skeeter., 08-27-2007 17:24:08  
If you can borrow a carb off a similar tractor that runs well (keep your eyes open, ask neighbors and at your New Holland dealer), take yours off and put the other on.

Still need the choke? Problem is likely in the spark system (don't forget the ignition switch) or in the fuel delivery system (tank/lines/sediment bowl) or the governor.

Tractor runs well with the strange carb? Yours still needs work.

Quote: ''I...cleaned all filters...''

There should have been three screens: one in the tank, one in the sediment bowl, and one in the elbow on the fuel line where it goes into the carb. If there were any add-on filters in between, take them off and see if it helps.

If you see particles of rust in the sediment bowl, you may have found your problem.

Ditto if you pull the plug on the bottom of the carb and the fuel does not flow steadily for several minutes at a time with a stream about the diameter of the drain plug.

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Skeeter.

08-27-2007 20:07:36




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 Re: Try Another Carb in reply to A. Bohemian, 08-27-2007 18:01:30  
Thax for the good advice. I will give each one a try. Bohemian, How can an egnition switch cause a problem ? I always thought that it either worked or didn't work. My first tractor so I have a lot to learn.



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A. Bohemian

08-28-2007 09:46:40




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 It's Called the Weaksister For a Reason in reply to Skeeter., 08-27-2007 20:07:36  
These switches fail so often that some mechanics routinely replace them as a FIRST STEP in troubleshooting a problem like yours!

You cannot test them reliably with a voltmeter or test light because these test only STATIC (engine not running) performance, and sometimes the ignition switch fails under DYNAMIC (engine running and ignition system cycling away) conditions.

You CAN put a jumper across the terminals, which will isolate failure of the switch contacts to properly conduct direct current, but will NOT isolate problems with the switch arcing to ground due to cracked/dirty insulation.

A search of these boards with the words ''weaksister'' and ''ignition'' will no doubt tell you much, much more.

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Dunk

08-27-2007 17:46:26




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 Re: 9N will not run Without chock on 3 full on in reply to DON TX, 08-27-2007 17:24:08  

Skeeter. said: (quoted from post at 21:24:08 08/27/07) Help, my 9n will not stay running without chock full on. I fushed gas tank, cleaned all filters. I am getting gas to the rebuilt carb. It acts like it is not getting gas. when I push in chock it stalls.


Dell, says "it ain't cher carb"!!

And he may be right.

May want to search the archives for that, I aint able, and got to leave for work at 4:30 AM EST.

I know, Im a Dufus.

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