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706 Cold Engine Question
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Posted by Farmall Don on December 08, 2004 at 10:51:32 from (209.236.225.203):
Recently my 706 gas is requiring additional time to warm up in order to move it. If I go to move it too soon it cuts out, it seems as if it is off and I quickly depress the clutch and it goes back to running fine. I assume something is out of adjustment, because it hasnt been all that cold yet (in the 40's). Once it is warm, it is fine. The purpose of moving it cold is to walk it out of the shop to warm up (keep from filling the shop with smoke). In the past it only took a minute until I could move it, now it takes several minutes. Maybe I need to start using the block warmer, but in the mid to high 40's? I guess this starts another topic.
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