Posted by Centex Farmall on June 06, 2014 at 07:24:10 from (72.105.166.147):
In Reply to: Sluggish Super M posted by Chester5731 on June 05, 2014 at 06:07:30:
I took a "new" SM LP out to the field for some passes with a 3-12 moldboard. I had worked on this one over the course of a month to get it operational as it was in sorry condition when I got it.
It sounded good but just didn't have much grunt under load. An older neighbor farmer was observing too (and a green tractor fan at that). It could barely handle our black dirt even in first gear. I went back to the house and after shut down to look it over I figured out the choke lever was in the choke position! With no cable on it I had been moving the lever from the ground and had left it in the choke position.
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