You're not working with electronic fuel injection here. This is old school manual choke carburetor.
You need to figure out what the tractor needs to start. It's a little different from tractor to tractor.
I personally have one that'll start with no choke in any weather. Another requires you set the choke before cranking, and leave it there until the engine starts stumbling. Yet another needs a blip of choke at just the right time... you've only got one chance with that old girl in cold weather... miss the sweet spot, and you can grind on the starter until the battery's dead...
Odds are the tractor will need some choke to start in cold weather. If you're just turning the key and praying for rain, that's your problem.
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