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Re: tractor won't run unless it has full chock
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Posted by EZ on May 03, 2003 at 06:17:44 from (216.211.7.75):
In Reply to: tractor won't run unless it has full chock posted by Jim in Canada on May 03, 2003 at 00:41:56:
I concur with Redfan, Been there. When my A would die after 10 mins., it was found that when I pulled the fuel line off at the carb, there was absolutely no fuel flow. Turned out to be a couple dead bugs, small sticks, dirt etc, in the tank blocking flow to the sediment bowl, you could not see it as it was stuck down in the tube. Good luck. Once you get that dirt out, you'll run for miles.
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