[AT] F-12

[Cecil Bearden]

H.L.:
I would check the valves, of course.  However I had this problem many 
Many moons ago, The throttle shaft on the carburetor was loose in the 
bearing.  In the kits they used to put a seal that pressed into the carb 
housing and sealed the throttle shaft.  My old mentor mechanic 
admonished me to no end for not installing that seal..  Put it in and it 
started right up on the first crank.

Cecil in OKla

H. L. Staples wrote:
> A good friend has rebuilt one of these old girls.  No matter how much he
> cranks it will not start. Just a little pull with another tractor and it
> fires right up. 
> 
> He says he can hear the impulse snapping but no start with the crank.
> 
> I know compression fuel and spark in the right order. At the right time.
> 
> Suggestions---
>  
> H. L. Staples
> McLoud, Oklahoma
> USA
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