Posted by Inno on December 23, 2010 at 06:20:23 from (70.54.184.7):
Do many of you with gas powered tractors find you are constantly fiddling with the mixture because of changes in temperature?
A few weeks ago we got snow then it went down to -13°F or so. When running the tractor I found I had to make the mixture a fair bit richer even when warmed up so that it wouldn't stall when I released the clutch.
Got snow this week but the temperature was up around 21°F or so and I could smell from the exhaust that it was running way too rich and it was not running as smoothly as it should so I made another adjustment. Maybe it's because we have a lot of temperature change here, from as high as 90° in parts of summer down to as cold as -45° in late December and January.
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