Posted by Al L. in Wisc. on September 15, 2010 at 07:23:14 from (216.226.95.81):
In Reply to: 1950 M hot box posted by Bob S. on September 14, 2010 at 17:31:51:
Bob S. hope your heart surgery went well and glad you started! Ron had an excellent point; something I had never given thought to. Maybe not as easy as disconnecting from the battery, but something I'll try to remember. Unless someone has tampered w/the light switch, the far left - counterclockwise - position should be 'off'. I have had problems w/points sticking/corroded after tractor(s) sit a long time. A little piece of fine sandpaper or emery cloth swiped across them a few time and then something like a matchbook cover once across them will remove any leftover residue from same. Thanks goes to an older tractor mechanic for that tip. Got mine started that way. Yes, check for rodent and birds nests as others have posted close to disastrous situations from same. This year I have also discovered the mess that dauber wasps can create. Nearly plugged my 460U air intake and the muffler on the string trimmer causing that two-cycle to smoke like the dickens and eventually not to run at all. Good luck w/your project.
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