Posted by Dave H (MI) on September 03, 2007 at 16:17:28 from (64.12.116.73):
I am sure you are all as relieved as I am that the tag line does NOT say "fuel line"!
The missus got back from wally world about an hour before I had to leave for the fair with news that the battery had a dead cell and she traded it on a new one. We put it on the B and it roared to life...well not roared exactly...it sputtered a little while it adjusted itself to all the new parts but THEN it did roar to life. I have full range on my throttle lever now and really no idea why since I made virtually no change to the governor when I did that adjustment. The tractor has good operation at high rpms going up hill and down and idles down to a pretty smooth but high idle. Take the throttle down the last couple of notches and you get a low idle with a lot of sputter, missing, whatever you call it. Odd thing, and I am unclear on this, the idle adjustment screw has NO effect still on the idle speed. All the way in or most way out is the same. So follows is the status:
There is no main jet adjustment on this Zenith carb. There is an idle screw set out one full turn and a screw on the throttle arm set out 1.5 turns (keeps the throttle shutter open a crack)...both exactly as described in the service manual. Air filter is cleaned and new oil and new rubber joint to carb. Gas line and all screens are new as is sediment bowl. I am ready for my next instruction. What adjustments do I need to make?
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