Posted by Rich'sToys on October 20, 2021 at 07:56:46 from (45.52.53.156):
In Reply to: First old tractor posted by DonLawson84 on October 19, 2021 at 09:31:18:
When I got my '59 F-350 it had not run in nearly 10 years. There was still gas in the tank. I added some more, replaced points, plugs, etc. and got it running. It ran beautifully--purred like a kitten! The next time I started it a week or so later, it barely ran--was missing so bad it sounded like a John Deere, and would barely pull itself. I limped it up to my mechanic and they found that several of the valves were stuck. Took some effort to get them freed up. I ended up getting a different gas tank because of all the crap this one had in it.
Didn't bend any push rods on that one, but I've read of several instances on other forums where it did happen.
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