Posted by bc on January 30, 2008 at 09:44:01 from (208.190.253.101):
Another update. After changing the coil, plugs, plug wires, points, condenser, and R&R the carb, I was able to run around the pasture up and down hill moving a few bales with no bog downs. Happy days I hope. In fact, this summer I had dug a 4 foot deep hole and placed a 9" diameter section of old telephone pole in there for a snubbing post to tie my mustangs to(one that they can't pull over). Anyway I went driving up the corral in the dark with a bale on the front slow in low gear while getting ready to set the bale down. I forgot about the post and about the time I looked to where I thought it should be, I heard a crack and the motor didn't hardly pull down at all in breaking that post off. The pole had a bad place on it about ground level but I thought it should have stalled out the tractor a little.
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