Posted by Twiggcas on August 15, 2013 at 05:05:17 from (198.228.200.158):
6 volt ststem Got a 44' farmall m then cranks over good with spark plugs out, but when plugs in wont! It'll turn maybe 1/8 to 1/4 revolution with plugs in, when I got tractor guy said it had bent push rod but it was straightened out, it runs if u tow start it, nit the best but runs(carb needs rebuilding) 2x had starter checked at a starter shop, tryed 2x brand new 6 volt battery's, new battery cables, tryed 2 new starter buttons and still same problem, starter button gets hot real quick, also drained oil and about a gallon too much in her, what is it, could it be internal mechanic part (bearing) making it to tight turn over by starter or what? Need help! And has good ground
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