You are fortunate, my friend. I can't hardly get my wife near any of my antique tractors. Did have a couple of my sons help with some maintenance and restoration of a couple of them; even had a grandson here from Wichita last week-end and he helped get the old 4th generation JD D running. The tractor was flooding and would barely run with the gas shut-off turned almost all the way off. So we suspected the carb float because previously, several years ago had the same problem with a '36 JD A and the float had a hole in it. When we torn the carb down the float was full of gas. I happened to have a spare carb so switched the float and everything was fine. When I get to the point of not being able to maintain or use the old poppers I guess I will just sell them as there seems to be no interest from the family of 6 children and 15 grandchildren. But, in the meantime I am still having fun with them at pulls and shows.
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