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cub runs ok,, then???
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Posted by Mike on June 16, 2000 at 16:36:11 from (63.27.61.3):
I recently inherited a 60's model Cub tractor from my father,,, it seems to run ok when cold, then after 15 or 20 minutes of mowing with it,, it will start to cut out then eventually die, after a couple of minutes, but will restart and run ok as long as there is no or very little load,, last evening while mowing it started it's usual cutting out,,then died,, I restarted it then I started playing with the choke and as long as I had the choke about 2/3 to 3/4 of the way out it would pull the load of itself and the mower just fine,,,, I ran it this way for another hour and a half or two,,,any ideas??
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