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i dont use my 1863 much but start often was using it today to pull trees went to put it away and when it gets on a pull it starts surging and cracking if you pull choke out a little it helps very little once it starts doing it it even does it idling any advice what to check helps thanks kenny
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If you would use punctuation your post would be easier to read.
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I' have no idea what he means by cracking either.
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ok sorry guys lets try again. start tractor cold,no problem it will set and idle fine,rev up and down ,no problem when you start moving it (on a pull) the engine starts surging (revving up and down) back firing trying to cut off. if you slightly pull choke it helps enough to get back to shed but still does it. and when i get it back even at idle it still does it hope this explains it better thanks kenny
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Pulling out choke to make it run better is indicative of a carb issue. Take off and clean or rebuild. Will have to remove manifold. Be mindful of the gaskets. Good time to clean up the engine
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Are both fuel tank valves fully open? On my 1864 when the fuel tank was low, the engine would want to surge, die under load. I was using only the left tank valve and it was major plugged. I removed fuel tank, cleaned tank and both valves, replaced complete fuel hose and fuel filter. No further issues.
If your fuel system has never been serviced, it's due.
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yea both vales open.i use stabill in all my gas. letting it run out now to put in new.sprayed carb cleaner in it seemed to help for a little while, Governor on and off causing surge and wont idle at low rpms.
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Dirty fuel system.
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just ran it out of fuel,pulled filter, shut both valves on tank open 1 blew it out closed it opened other blew it out,then filled with new fuel opened them individually had good flow from each going to get new filter and plugs. will holler back thanks guys
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