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175 GAS STARTING ISSUE
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    Posted: 20 Feb 2024 at 7:18pm
HELLO
 I'VE GOT A 175 GAS REPLACED THE CARB. HAD NO LUCK REBUILDING ORIGONAL ,CONVERTED TO ELECTRONIC IGNITION , FOR THE LIFE OF ME I CAN'T GET THIS TRACTOR STARTED.
I'VE GOT A BUDDY THAT PICKED ONE UP THAT HAD BEEN SITTING UP FOR 6 OR 7 YEARS AND HAS POINTS , PUT GAS AND A HOT BATTERY AND SHE STARTED RIGHT UP.
 AS LONG AS WE'VE BEEN HAVING THAT TRACTOR SHE HAS ALWAYS BEEN A MOTHER TO START , TURN ,TURN,TURN, A LITTLE CHOKE  THEN SHE WANTS TO FLOOD OUT AND IF SHE'D START YOU'D HAVE TO HOPE SHE'D STAY RUNNING TILL SHE'D WARM UP, AT THIS POINT I SWARE I'D SELL IT FOR SCRAP.  ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECAITED
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Have you made any checks on compression or ignition?  Sometimes its more than 1 problem...
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If you have spark and gas.......... i would check the TIMING... Several degress off will make them HARD to start. ...... could be the point slipped or burnt contact and that changed the timing.
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also check valve lash
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Check the voltage while the starter is turning. Electronic ignition needs 12 volts to fire. If your voltage drops while the starter is turning it will not start.
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"Borrow" a known good-starting carburetor from a WD45 or D-17 and try it on this hard starting engine. Still doesn't start good, it ain't the carb.
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How old are the spark plug wires and what brand spark plug are you using?
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