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Re: M starts fine then dies. HELP!
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Posted by Mcred on February 05, 2006 at 20:29:53 from (69.66.88.124):
In Reply to: M starts fine then dies. HELP! posted by Granger on February 05, 2006 at 20:18:26:
Hey Granger my goofy old M did that same thing this morning when I was trying to grind feed for our cows!!!! I blew commpressed air throu the gas line and cleaned up the distributer cap then it ran good, ground my feed parked it in the shed and came back to it tonight to unload into the TMR mixer and it runs like crap again. dunno what is going on but it is driving me nuts we as well depend on that thing everyday good luck with your and Ill mess with mine tommarow. Justin
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