Posted by Clapped 2N on March 24, 2023 at 22:21:46 from (174.236.230.234):
Hello, Im 13 years old and have a large interest in auntuice tractors. I purchased a Ford 2n last June. I have used it for some small farm projects but nothing to crazy.
My tractor would start up on second crank with no choke when I first got it. Then I started having to use choke to get it to start. How or what can I do to change that back?
My new issue is that the tractor will not start. It has fuel hence it floods and I checked that there was fuel flowing to the carb via the carb drain bolt. I took the plugs from two cylinders out grounded and craked the tractor, and got no spark. I reachearched a stiner tractor recommended using a light tester on the coil. The tester light up with I toughed the post on the coil and flashed when I cranked it over. Still no spark.
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