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Re: Mccormick IHC AOS6 questions
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Posted by Novel Idea Guy on January 28, 2005 at 05:36:42 from (64.80.110.40):
In Reply to: Mccormick IHC AOS6 questions posted by Anthony Gillam on January 27, 2005 at 22:19:34:
Sounds like you've got PEBSAS, problem exists between seat and steering-wheel. If the previous owner could start it, you can to. You just have to do what he did, follow the same procedure. First off, if that "Airostart" stuff is starting fluid, ether, THROW IT AWAY! You're gonna blow the engine up. You don't need ether to start an engine on petrol/gasoline/crocodile juice/whatever you Aussies call it :) You tore the carburetor apart. Why? The tractor ran fine when you bought it. It's highly unlike the carburetor wore out or got that dirty between then and now. Do you know how to work on a carburetor? Its flooding now, so that means you put it back together wrong. The float is set wrong, and isn't closing the flow of fuel off when the carburetor bowl gets full. If the distributor cap is broken, replace it. Come now, that's just common sense... But, if it ran with the broken cap before, and you didn't break it further, it should run with the broken cap now. What do you mean, "can't find neutral?" There is no specific notch for neutral. Neutral is just "not in a specific gear." If you knew that, then the shifter rails could be worn and the tractor could be stuck in a gear. AOS6 is probably similar to the OS6 in the USA, which is basically a W6, which is basically an M. You'll probably want to pull the shift lever off and make sure all the rails are aligned for neutral. If it still won't roll with the clutch out, then you've got more serious issues. Above all, don't start tearing into things without doing your homework first.
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