Re: Re: Re: M farmall dying after 1 minute on low idle or 20 seconds on high

Posted by Ira on September 17, 2002 at 05:18:10 from (205.188.209.78):

In Reply to: Re: Re: M farmall dying after 1 minute on low idle or 20 seconds on high posted by aaron on September 16, 2002 at 15:32:35:

A fast way to check your fuel flow is to shutoff
the valve at the sediment bowl then disconnect
the line at the carb. Get yourself a coffee can
and get some one to turn the valve back on and
watch to see the flow coming out of the line.
If it keeps the same flow for about 3 or 4
minutes check the screen in the carb. If the
flow from the line slows down check the stem
and screen coming from the gas tank. If both
are clean including the screen in the carb. you
are going to have to look at the float valve
check the condition of the seat and check to make
sure you don't have a hole in your float. Make
sure you have the proper float level set.

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