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spitting and sputtering Super C
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Posted by Travis Conley on October 13, 2005 at 07:00:23 from (209.214.214.146):
ok, next question... my 1953 Super C was beig driven by yours truly about 5 miles up the road to my inlaws farm so I could park it in their new barn and look at the hydralic issue I posted about a bit ago. Anyway, on the way there in 4th gear going up a small hill the tractor begain to spit and sputter. It didn't seem to be under a load, but it acted like it wanted to die. I slowed down and shifted to 2nd and idled down some and made it the rest of the way.Any ideas on this before I tear into it? I am guessing plugs and wires, etc first since I haven't done anything with them since I bought the tractor a year or so ago. Any other ideas... you guys are more than helpful every other time I have tried so I thought I would go to the well again.
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