Posted by Farmallmaniac on October 14, 2014 at 14:35:16 from (216.114.233.5):
I am having some issues with my farmall 300. Right now I need full choke to even keep it running. I did some searches and see that I should pull the fuel bowl off and clean it out and blow out the fuel jet. Also, check for good fuel flow.
Should my sediment bowl have a screen? Mine does not. I am getting rust particles in my bowl still. Any suggestions on cleaning it out without removing the tank? I plan on doing that this winter but I need this tractor now.
Another thing, The book says to turn out main fuel adjustment screw 5 turns. I don't think my MFAS will even stay in that far out. Also it is very very loose, so loose that just in normal operation it is constantly changing adjustment. I got a new lead packing to replace any tips or pointers as far as that goes?
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