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Old H working out its stiffness...
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Posted by Matt Page on February 01, 2007 at 09:10:44 from (65.69.27.28):
Well the old H has been back from the grave and going through the motions daily now for about three weeks, pulling a trailer with alfalpha bailes through the mud to feed the cows... Put about an hour a day on it. Some issues... now the clutch makes a a metalic shuffling sound when its slipping to engage in higher gears.. it was stuck before resurection... but made no noise after it broke free. guess now its toast??? No way its just hard and rusty or something? And for the life of me I can't get the thing to idle smoothly, well it did once, day before yesterday when backing it into the barn I tweeked the idle screw and it leveled out. Went to start it yesterday and it didn't want to (handcrank) as easily as usual and then didn't run good until I tweeked it back where it had been??? Nature of the beast? sure runs out good. Matt.
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