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Well one morning I was plowing up the pactch for the sweet corn and the old H broke down on me The dern gas line was cloged with dirt and then I saw the gas filter was torn. So I hulded it back with my super MTA and put it in the shop. I had anothor H beside it that looked good but was broke down with a stuck cylender. My 13 year old son loves old tractors and wanted to restore an H I told him my H had broke down and came back 1 1/2 hous later and he had almost 6 parts off, the carb, gasline, and filter and case and had almost took care of the problem I let him do it and then he did it the olny problem he had was getting the carb back togeather. It ran good after we got a new filter. Dave, MD, entered 2005-07-06 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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