couple things i would try. first find a push lawn mower and grab the fuel tank off it. run a hose directly to the carb eliminating everything from the old fuel system. start it and see how it runs. also check to see if there is a small fuel filter where the fuel line goes in the carb. not sure if yours has one, but look anyway. other thing i would try is get about 5 ft or so of 12 or 14 gauge insulated wire (automotive type) and crimp alligator clamps on each end. disconnect the hot wire that goes to the distributor and put one end of the alligator clip on it. be sure tractor is out of gear. clip the other end to the hot post on the battery and try and start the tractor. the only way to shut the tractor off is to remove one end of the alligator clip wire. what this does is eliminate the ignition switch and all related wiring. if it runs good now you can troubleshoot the wiring harness.
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