Posted by MapleStone on May 03, 2008 at 16:35:23 from (66.82.9.88):
In Reply to: Frost on Carburetor posted by Wheatfarmer on May 03, 2008 at 04:09:47:
Massey Harris 33s & 44s were notorious for it. Sometime just start it and let it runn till the iceing starts then shut it off and let the heat from the engine conduct down into the intake part of the manifold. Then you can start it back up and go to work.
Dad grew up on a 44 and said this was normal operating procedure for fall plowing. Start the tractor, let it ice up, shut her off and fuel her up and grease everything. By the time you'd fueled and greased and whatever the intake had warmed through and you were off.
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