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Posted by Stan on November 05, 2000 at 15:59:24 from (12.87.63.72):
Thanks for all who helped with the 12 volt conversion. Conversion may not be the right word since when I got the tractor a lot of the parts were not there. However. Last night I completed all the wiring and mounting of the Alternator and turned it over for the first time. It turns over so fast I would almost think that had it tried to fire up at any normal running speed it would be slower. There was no sound at all like it tried to fire. Took out all the plugs and they seem wet with gas. Does this sound like a stuck float. I did take out 2 of the plugs and lay them on the manifold and there was spark. What would be the next step
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