Posted by Adirondack case guy on October 08, 2017 at 17:06:25 from (69.207.198.19):
This 1959 Casetractor has sat in the back barn for 2 years now. The last time I started it was a year ago and it fired rite up on it's own. Today I decided to rearrange the barn a bit to get another tractor in. The battery was dead so I put the charger on it for a coupla hrs. while I finished stacking my 2017 wood stash. Front tire was flat also, so had to drag the portable air compressor out and air up the tire. When I got done stacking wood, I went out and pulled the choke and turned the key. I don't think it turned one complete revolution and it was running. Drove it out of the barn and snapped a couple pics in the back yard and then drove it up to the farm for a pic there, and back home. Went to put it back in the other side of the barn and it quit. I think the in-line filter that PO installed is plugged up. Lots of flow with sediment bowl off gas tank, but very little at the elbow on carb inlet. Loren
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