Posted by wisbaker on September 19, 2012 at 13:40:37 from (207.118.134.25):
In Reply to: farmall a problem posted by michael solan on September 19, 2012 at 13:26:36:
I'd guess either fuel or ignition. If you have dirty or contaminated fuel in it it'll run rough when your in the bad stuff and straighten out when you get clean fuel to the carb. To correct empty your tank out and sediment bowl and refill with clean fuel. Might add Stabil or Seafoam if you're not going to burn that tank in a month or so. Not that I want to open up this can of worms again but fuel with ethanol added tends to absorb water and carry it to places in your fuel system were it does bad things, if it were mine and I wasn't using it regular enough to refill it once a month I'd use ethanol free gas. If it's an ignition problem it could be a loose connection somewhere, a bad bushing in your mag or distributor that causes erratic operation of the points or maybe something as simple as some funky stuff on the points that sometimes doesn't allow them to make good contact. The erratic operation of the points is in effect changing you timing at will. If the system is up to snuff incorrect timing will make it run bad all the time.
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