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ice dropplets on spark plugs?
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Posted by Chris on January 24, 2004 at 17:02:45 from (24.154.34.98):
Has anyone ever heard or seen little ice dropplets on the spark plugs? I mean, this is happening inside the cylinders, and it is prevents my H from starting. I believe it is the results of the condensation I had in my gas tank. How do I get rid of it and how do I prevent it from happening again? I have replaced the gas with fresh gas and added some dry gas. I can start the tractor by heating the tractor with a space heater. 3 times I have done this, ran the tractor for over an hour each time. Then next morning it won't start again. Any ideas? Thanks to all who gives this a thought.
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