[AT] Cub problem

[Howard Weeks]

The first thing I would do is drain all of the existing fuel out of it 
and replace it with new fresh fuel. Odds are high that it will run at 
that point.

We can thank our government and the EPA for the garbage they call 
"gasoline"!

I have several tractors and lawn mowers here that get nothing but gas 
with "no ethanol" in it. My machines all start after setting a year and 
immediately go to work. No carb problems either!

I have a JD gas crawler in Texas where it is hard to find no ethanol 
gas. It sets for 6 months to a year frequently without being run. I shut 
the gas off and run the carb dry to kill it before storage. When I need 
it later, I drain all the old gas out and put just enough new gas in it 
to do what ever I have to do. It always starts and runs with no problems.

I can get no ethanol gas in Georgia without a problem.

Howard in GA

On 5/13/2016 9:15 AM, Bo Hinch wrote:
> Several years ago a distance friend was having trouble with a ford 2000
> that was a real problem as it started in early winter and while putting out