Posted by Wheat47 on June 27, 2022 at 21:44:01 from (38.97.192.169):
In Reply to: A/C B power unit. posted by Wheat47 on June 27, 2022 at 17:17:05:
Just got in shortly after 10PM. Got the biggest and best share done. Got the best done, so a guy can hopefully pick up 40 or so bales tomorrow or the next day. Engine ran pretty good. Didn't want to pull very good, so I had to go pretty slow. Got a couple one-acre patches left. But it got dark, and those two patches involve a fair amount of turning on top of myself. I'll get them tomorrow evening. Probably got 8-10 acres left to cut. Probably cut 1/2 or so of it tomorrow. But then maybe I'll wait. Possibility of some showers in the future. Anyway, things are looking up!!! Thanks for the suggestions. I may try the wet rag thing. I can't take the hood off.....part of the radiator shroud and gas tank mounts. Thanks to all again!!! jon i may take the carb apart and check the float level too.
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