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Re: JD 4010 plug fouling
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Posted by mj on December 11, 2002 at 19:03:23 from (63.166.116.167):
In Reply to: JD 4010 plug fouling posted by Richard Heyduk on December 06, 2002 at 18:47:26:
If your intake valves are "tight" the engine will really load up the plugs when starting. I had a Case that would not start with the starter (spun fast, too!) but would fire immediately with the handcrank AND would start with the starter after it warmed up. The plugs would foul when I worked the tractor for a while and the carburetion seemed way off. Started me thinkin' about manifold vacuum, clearances, etc. decided to check the valves and the intakes were tight. Set the valve clearance....no more problem.
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