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300U cold weather starting
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Posted by Brian S. on January 17, 2004 at 04:53:14 from (65.135.80.226):
Super forum set up here, what a wealth of info!! I have had a problem for a number of years getting my 300u started in cold weather. I have just replaced the plugs, points, condensor, coil, and plug wires. I have converted her to 12 volts so she cranks over pretty good. She just doesn't want to fire when cold. I visited a local mechanic a few years ago when we had a big snow storm and I needed her to plow my driveway and told him about the problem. I was at my wits end because she just wouldn't fire. He said to dump some hot water on the manifold wait a minute and then crank. Came home and got a couple quarts of HOT water and followed his instructions and VOILA she started just like it was summer!! He said the carburater is an updraft and in the cold weather the fuel doesn't travel as well going uphill so heating the manifold up "tricks" the tractor into thinking it's warmer!! Just used the same procedure a couple days ago and it worked again. Is there something else wrong with my tractor I should look at or is this something you other guys have to do in cold weather to get those "updraft" tractors started??
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