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Posted by Mikey D on August 08, 2006 at 05:24:19 from (70.149.201.199):
In Reply to: farmall a question posted by Michael Beaudry on August 08, 2006 at 04:20:44:
If it is shooting out black smoke when it sputters, it is running rich. You'll need to check carb adjustments and/or float level. If no smoke, then it is either too lean (carb adjustment or fuel restriction) or the ignition is breaking down. If ignition, I'd start with points because they are cheap, but it really sounds like the coil may be the culprit, since the hotter it gets under load, the more likely it is to suffer from coil breakdown. You could put it under a load first thing in the morning, before the coil gets hot, and see if you have no sputter, or even a lot less sputter.... I would say also check for water in fuel, but I would expect a sputter most all the time with that - not just when under a load. mike
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