Posted by Tractor,Tractor on September 09, 2009 at 15:00:42 from (98.28.52.52):
In Reply to: M.D. Start up posted by Fallon on September 09, 2009 at 13:09:19:
OK I will give it a try. Make sure diesel cut off lever is fully forward, put tractor in neutral, pull out electric shut off switch,shove in clutch, pull out choke, have throttle lever all the way to the left, push in starter button, operate choke to get motor running smoothly on gas, let idle for awhile to warm up, when warmed up grab diesel shutoff with left hand throttle with right and pull diesle shutoff back and throttle to the righ at the same time. When she takes off on diesel idle back on the throttle till it is running good and you should be good to go.
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