Posted by Andrewackart on October 02, 2017 at 18:59:24 from (74.113.40.31):
Why does it seem that carburetors on older tractors, combines etc seem to work better then the ones on older cars and trucks? I bought a combine that had been sitting in a barn since 73' and all it needed was a new battery and some fresh gas and it ran perfect. my truck on the other hand is a different story, i bought a new carb for it about three years ago and every year i've had to adjust it so the engine will run smooth, and the more i think about it i've never had any carb trouble on any my older equpment, just on cars and trucks. Any body got any ideas as to why this is? And if i posted this in the wrong section i apologize.
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