Posted by IowaJohn on January 21, 2018 at 18:44:13 from (207.199.239.119):
In Reply to: Tractor Problem posted by Ji Case 35172 on January 21, 2018 at 16:23:39:
I had the same problem you and fixerupper have/had. Yesterday I started my loader tractor to go push some trees together that I'd cut down. I'd put some Howe's in it a week ago but never ran it. Anyway Friday we were up around 50 and yesterday it was in the low 40's when I started it. It was in an unheated shed and started fine. I got about a half mile down the road and had drove over a steep hill when I got on the level it lost power wouldn't pull itself. I looked at the strainer and it was clouded up along with the glass filters. It was barely running so I stayed there for about 5 minutes when it started running like it should and the wax melted in the strainer and the filters and away I went.
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