Posted by Dr. Bert on November 12, 2008 at 11:35:14 from (72.36.57.58):
Thanks to all that responded. To answer some of the recent tips. The carburetor shafts were all nice and tight-no play, Carburetor rebuilt with a kit from RustyFarmall and all passages checked and open, air intake pipe to carburetor removed for free flow, set the float level at exactly the recommended level. This morning I removed the hood and cleaned thoroughly around the manifold. Following Mike French's tip I started the engine and sprayed carburetor cleaner aroung the manifold and it smoothed right out! Simple solution-- the manifold was loose--tightened the nuts and idling improved greatly. Will buy a new gasket and I think the problem will be solved. Again--thanks for all the helpful tips. PS--readjusted the governor also.
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