Posted by Beatles65 on November 19, 2010 at 15:42:25 from (216.229.21.24):
I have been trying to start my 1945 John Deere B tractor. I am not sure what is making it not start! I changed the spark plugs and set the gap and I also changed the spark plug wires. I know that there is fuel getting through. I even sanded the points in the Wico magneto as they were burnt and so now they are all clean up. I know that there is spark as I pulled the plug and set it against the block and it was getting a good spark. After trying to start it with the battery we tried to pull it to get it to fire but nothing. It did pop once but that was it. I have had this tractor running a few months ago and it would start up just fine but now it wont do anything! Here are photos of the tractor What do you all think? Any advice would be great! Thanks for everything. From Nebraska, Andrew.
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