Posted by SweetFeet on May 07, 2017 at 18:53:19 from (70.35.102.196):
In Reply to: Re: Wico X question posted by jocco on May 07, 2017 at 15:39:22:
jocco,
Our JD B just doesn't want to start quite right... nor run as well as it used to.
Tried different hotter/deeper spark plugs - which did help it start.
But he's had this tractor for about 38 years. Since he initially rebuilt it way back then, it has always started with 1 or 2 tries and always ran great. He's done other work on it over the years, and had something done to it last year (I think it was the head - but I'm tired and just can't remember right now... he is not available to ask).
Anyway, it just won't start right, nor run quite right. I think he recently cleaned the carburetor. Not sure how much he has messed with the magneto right now - but I'm pretty sure he has worked on that in the past too.
He's usually pretty mechanically savvy... but just can't put his finger on what the issue is this time.
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