Hello again, Just wanted to thank everyone for there input. I took some of everyones advice and the tractor seems to be running a lot better. I took of the fuel line and started draining in a can and found the was some gunk floating around in the fuel bowl so I cleaned that out, also took off the distributor cap to recheck the points and discovered the shaft operating the points was real sticky with old grease so I cleaned that up and relubed and reset the points. Found out the plug wires are old and are leaking spark so I need to replace them also. I found the linkage to the governer was also kinda of gunked up so I cleaned those shafts up and relubed with Liquid wrench silicon spray. I started it up and the tractor runs great and has never idled so good. Thanks Again for all your help. Ben
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