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Hey guys,
I left my tractor sit for the last 5 years. I cleaned the bad gas out of the tank and rebuilt the carb but she still wont run. I have spark cause I can get it to run briefly with starting spray in carb. Any ideas? thanks |
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First off,
![]() Second, you started this thread in the wrong section. I'm sure a moderator will move it for you. Now, to your question. If it runs on starting spray, you are not getting fuel to the carb. Did you: *Replace the fuel line *replace the sediment bowl, or add a fuel filter *turn the gas on *what did you actually do to "rebuild" the carb *lightly "thump" on the side of the carb. New needle valves tend to stick. Use the handle end of a screwdriver to thump on it lightly..... usually that works. |
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Take the bowl back off and make sure the middle jet of the carb (where the screw holds the bowl on) is clear up inside, also there are a couple holes in the side of that tube that draws the fuel in, make sure they aren't clogged either.
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Welcome to OCC! Good luck with your 124.
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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Welcome to OCC! Glad to have you!
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