Posted by Michael Soldan on May 13, 2011 at 21:20:24 from (24.235.36.122):
In Reply to: H in trouble posted by Eric Allen on May 13, 2011 at 18:14:38:
My experience with H's is that the carb is probably gummed up and the float could be sticking from sitting and having the gas in the carb dry out,leaving it gummy. Get some carburator clean and spray it in the throat of the carb with the tractor running, the higher the RPM's the better. In the case of valves sticking ad a can of risolone,or even duralube and let the engine run ,work it a bit if you can and sticking valves usually let loose. You can always remove the valve cover and watch for movement of the valves,like others say,do some diagnostics before throwing parts at it.
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