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05-05-2015, 12:06 AM
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Another bout with the 1641
Alright folks,
I plowed all winter with the 1641, and for the most part she ran pretty well. Wanted to hunt up and down a little while at lower power. I stripped most of the deck and prepped and painted it. New deck belt. Removed, and cleaned that pesky solenoid in the carburetor. Took the steering apart, tightened it all up(got it a little too tight, may need to readjust). I put her all back together tonight, and take a few laps. Runs ok. Fire the PTO, and she smokes. I let it run for a while, to see if it's just burning stuff off. I mowed for a little while, but kept losing power, and getting smoke. Engine would hunt up and down while PTO engaged, also. I did spot some fresh oil under the air filter housing, right near the hose that goes into air filter area. Last year, she ran well with PTO engaged, and would hunt more without a load. I'll check around tomorrow, but thought I'd check back here also. Ideas? 
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