Posted by Paul G. in Mn on November 16, 2008 at 07:08:43 from (206.183.179.98):
In Reply to: M posted by jd9295 on November 16, 2008 at 04:23:07:
first thing I would do it take the line loose at the carb and see if you have good fuel flow. If you do then try opening up the drail on the bottem of the carb to see if there is fuel there. If you dont then you have a problem with your float. If you dont have fuel comeing out the line at the carb then work your way back to the tank checking to see if anything is pluged. On my M I have something in the tank that is pluging. I am going to have to drain tank and see what it is. My experence with those inline filter has not been good so I am not a fan of them. These tractors have ran for more years then I have been around with out them. The key is just keeping things clean. Its hard to do with this crap fuel we get now days.
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