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Re: Farmall H dies when plowing
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Posted by Zach Perry on May 05, 2004 at 07:06:36 from (69.15.144.18):
In Reply to: Farmall H dies when plowing posted by Zach Perry on May 03, 2004 at 19:27:24:
Well it's not the tank or the fuel line I got after it last night and it would not start right off the bat. Agin it needed 1/2 choke to run so I took the bottom of the carb off and wow what a mess lots of rust and it seems to float is not working as is should the fuel in the bowl was very low I cleaned it up a little and reinstalled it. Still had the same thing happening but then all the sudden it started running great. I worked it for about 2 hours with out a problem. Thanks for the tip on manifold leaks I will remember that.
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