[Ford-ferguson] question

[Chandler Webb]

hi Richard.

Obviously could be lotsa things (grin). My 9n did that for a while 
mysteriously, and finally wouldn't restart (in the middle of winter of 
course).  It turned out to be a loose connection at the keyswitch (or 
maybe it was the resistor, can't remember).

I also have an old '52 GMC that acted weird for a while (running badly 
once warmed up, or quitting) and it turned out to be a bad condenser.  
In this case the easiest way to figure it out was to replace the condenser.

Good luck!

-- 
Chan Webb

Richard Greer Jr. wrote:
> I have a 51 8N which up till today has ran good.  What happened is as I was 
> taking the tractor out of the pole barn it died. It has done this before 
> when it is cold but it usually starts right back up. Today it starts and 
> then quits again.  I have a feeling that since there is gas and it is 
> getting to the plugs .  It is either the plugs or the coil which was replace 
> either last year or the year before.    This is my belief.  Anyone else has 
> any idea let me know.   I have a show this coming weekend that I will be 
> taking this tractor to.   Have a great week  and thanks.
>
> Richard Greer
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