Posted by Rich8262 on January 06, 2012 at 02:38:08 from (96.60.49.39):
I am having trouble with my IH 560(gas). I believe it to be car icing as it will start fine and then after running for about 4-5 minutes or less in colder temps, it will start to act as if it is not getting gas steadily. The carb will have ice coated all over it. I have read about different jerry rigging to deal with carb icing but would rather just change the heat riser assembly if that is the real problem. (when I turn the little knob sticking out of the exhaust manifold, it just flips back and forth with no resistance at all). I think the spring is the either broken due to rust or just not functioning at all). Does this sound like a possible cause? If so, do you think changing this might be worth it? I can't find the heat riser flapper and spring anywhere-only the entire manifold which is over $200. Do you know who might sell just those parts? Thankd
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