Posted by used red MN on September 11, 2022 at 16:35:40 from (75.73.112.20):
In Reply to: Help with ford 9n posted by CheckpointCharlie on September 11, 2022 at 15:46:44:
So Charlie Checkpoint hope you are better with a gun than a wrench. Although I possibly understand why you are doing it many on here will not. I am talking about not having the battery cables terminals bolted on and tightened properly. You cranked that starter a lot. That thing pulls somewhere around 200 amps. After cranking it that long things are bound to warm up. The same thing happens on a car if you crank it that much it is just hid down in there where you cannot tell it. Also your battery cables may be a bit on the light side. So what is the position of the throttle plate in the carb when you did all that cranking? Idle, mid open or wide open? Not a Ford guy but if you cranked an IH that much with the choke on it would be flooded all to he11. I am not sure if you have that resistor wired in properly, it must be powering the ignition because it is firing and trying to run. For golly sakes get those plug wires away from the belt. And if you read somewhere the belt should have 1 inch deflection, that means the belt is tight and with some amount of effort you can deflect it an inch with one finger from the straight line it makes as it is drawn tightly between the two pulleys, understand? Although the alternator up to this point plays no roll in if or how your tractor starts. If you know anything about old TV shows I am only going to add this to give others a chuckle. ..Young grasshopper, the mind is yet but capable of acquiring much knowledge.. ; > )
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