35 yrs ago i had a 3010 J Deere that would fire up on full choke , whether it was 9 below zero or 90 degrees , or had been running hot plowing ,It needed choke to start ,And it only cranked a couple cranks to start ,, again regardless of conditions ,That 3010 required choke to shift the gears ! ,,. It took a full round around the field before it did not need choke whenever the governor would kick in ,.. I would reverse the manifold blocks from summer to winter and that helped it get to warm up better ,,. but that was the cold naturest tractor i ever saw . We did grind the valves and put on new seals and guides and that helped it to stop stumbling so much on the 1st round ,, The 3010 was a nice runner everything worked good , handlednice too,,, But . It took 70 gallons of gasoline to plow a 40 acre field ,..that was a bit too much for me at $1 per gallon . When a 830 Case Diesel could plow the same field on one tank of Diesel fuel .
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