Posted by wjytexas on October 06, 2021 at 14:17:51 from (99.89.189.217):
I was glad to get Young Son's tractor to the show in Temple last Saturday. It did fine until I went to load up afterward. It kept sputtering and dying. Got home and got it off the trailer and up to the shop using the choke and having to restart it several times. Barry hadn't been able to use it or really maintain it for the past year of so. When I drained the tank there were periodic plopping sounds as it ran into the catch can. I've got the tank and sediment bowl cleaned and a carb kit ordered. The carb will need to soak a while. I want to get it running right and take it to the Texas Kickoff Show and Pull in January. Barry always wanted to pull it but was always worried something would break. Those old MF 65's are pretty stout. I want to give it a try. Friday night is Pull What You Brung fun.
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