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SM blows muffler apart!!!
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Posted by knauffj on November 24, 2004 at 07:25:28 from (24.154.198.222):
Thanks to all with the help on the steering. It now drives like it has power steering. Now I have another problem. I built up all the worn spots on my throttle linkage so I could get the throttle all the way open. Now it starts only after the starter disengages. Sometimes when I let out the clutch or try to go up a hill with a load, it starts spitting and sputtering ending with a massive backfire(that has blown the muffler apart). It also does it when trying to go into 5th gear. If it stalls, I can't get it to start again, it just lets out a massive backfire. I tried adjusting the carb and governor. Nothing has helped. The tractor had set for about a month before doing this. I have a M&W governor. Thanks in advance for any help.
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