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Archive through March 25, 2017
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Yeah, she looks pretty grumpy from here.
Maybe a DQ Blizzard would cheer her up!
Maybe a DQ Blizzard would cheer her up!
That would be forum member Ken Mchone's wife. He posted a few photos of her back in 2007. He last logged in in 2009... Hmmm, I wonder if she found out he posted them? I hope he's OK...
Quinn, could be any number of things. Here's a few questions to answer: Are you getting spark? Is gas making its way into the cylinder? Does it have compression? Did it run recently, as in, it started a week or two ago and now it doesn't? Or has it sat for X-amount of years?
hydroharry
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Quinn - you said it ran 2 weeks ago but you just got done restoring it. You're gonna have to give us more info.
If you restored it then it sure sounds like you're familiar with the engine operations, including things like points, coil, spark, tune-up and operation setting, wiring, carb and adjustments, etc.
On the other hand your profile says you're a student.
Did you restore the tractor? Are you familiar with the engine settings for operation or is it completely new to you.
Help us out and we'll try to help you out.
If you restored it then it sure sounds like you're familiar with the engine operations, including things like points, coil, spark, tune-up and operation setting, wiring, carb and adjustments, etc.
On the other hand your profile says you're a student.
Did you restore the tractor? Are you familiar with the engine settings for operation or is it completely new to you.
Help us out and we'll try to help you out.
