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Ok ill check timing i talked with the old owner he said motor was rebuilt before he parked it . He parked it cause he was under the impression the valves were not set rite . So gonna pull the head and clean it all up inside also . Question if i shaved .20 off the head would it give me anymore hp and would it last for a few years or just blow it up
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OMG. Did I say anything about pulling the head? Do what I suggested and see if you can make it run. Don't pull the head at this point.
Quit worrying about doing "mods", and looking for HP until you fix it. No, BTW, it's a waste of time to shave the head alone. Stay off the tractor pulling sites. |
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I wouldn't bother pulling the head till you get it running correctly, most cubs will still run ok if the head gasket is leaking. Did you try resetting the carb to the factory settings? If not i would do that and adjust from there. Try running it with the muffler off and see if it improves.
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When the muffler fell off the tractor stald out i was just gonna order a gasget kit for it and replace them all so it was a one time deal was all but your both correct i wont worry about it till its running rite
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The muffler falling off shouldn't stall the motor, id set the carb to factory settings and see how it does. If you look in the manual section you should be able to get the factory settings, id also take the carb off and clean it to make sure its not plugged creating a lean condition. If theres any doubt about the valves being set correctly i would go ahead and check those as well.
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To the OP, you never said you changed adjustments on the carb. Did you? |
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Ok i double checked carb.it not pluged up anywhere did the air hose cleaning . Now j mexh said timing also where is the site hole i looked and see nothing maybe im over looking it
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The sight hole will be in the blower housing on the right side of the motor as your sitting on the tractor just above the frame.
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Ok does it look like a vent type cover
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