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Posted by Martin Kellner on April 02, 2001 at 11:19:59 from (168.171.27.5):
Saturday I was riding the Super C in 4th for a while and it ran very well for about 3 miles (as it has for the two months we have had it). I crossed some railrod tracks that were rough, and immediately upon bouncing across them the tractor started to run rough and continued to run rough all the way home. The next day I went to start it and it was sluggish and only idled at all with the choke engaged. My neighbor had cleaned the carb before, but is it possible that some junk was shaken lose and into the carb at the RRtracks? Where would it have come from? The air clearner is the only thing that has not been cleaned and I am doing it this afternoon. What do y'all think? Let me know what to check! Please. Thanks -- Martin
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