Posted by Will Herring on April 30, 2014 at 19:37:11 from (50.103.225.222):
I think that the carb is my problem on my rough running WD. I was watching her run, and as she'd run rough the gas level in the sediment bowl would start to go down from the top (you could see an air pocket in there). Any idea what that would be about? I tried to loosen the gas cap and play with a few things and adjust the carb main jet screw but didn't see any change. But if I shut the tractor off and open the gas valve and then pull the drain plug from the carb, the gas seems to flow freely as expected.
At any rate, I'm thinking about boiling my carb this weekend, unless anyone can think of a good reason why I shouldn't. Got some distilled water, just hoping it quits raining so I can do this outside.
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