Hey Les,
After reading the post regarding my starting issues, I have to belive it's all about the air, fuel mixture when starting. After I rebuilt the entire system to 12V it cranks a little faster than it should but still fires. When I stall it in a push at 3/4 throttle it takes about 10-12 tries to refire at almost no throttle. Built up fuel is the problem because you can see white smoke (unburn fuel) come through the exaust. If I walk away for 5 minutes and let it air out it fires after 2-3 tries. I'm going to try and improve this problem somehow because I know the starter is not going to last like this. My intake manifold is not in the best shape and that also may contribute to the problem. If I have it ground there won't be much left of it and I'll have to breakdown and buy a new one from Zimmerman. Tracks still and issue but I got a hold of weights for the back to offset the heavy blade and I hope it helps. Besides all this I have managed to clear a couple acres of Berry Briars and snags and have a couple of nice burn piles to light. See ya.
After reading the post regarding my starting issues, I have to belive it's all about the air, fuel mixture when starting. After I rebuilt the entire system to 12V it cranks a little faster than it should but still fires. When I stall it in a push at 3/4 throttle it takes about 10-12 tries to refire at almost no throttle. Built up fuel is the problem because you can see white smoke (unburn fuel) come through the exaust. If I walk away for 5 minutes and let it air out it fires after 2-3 tries. I'm going to try and improve this problem somehow because I know the starter is not going to last like this. My intake manifold is not in the best shape and that also may contribute to the problem. If I have it ground there won't be much left of it and I'll have to breakdown and buy a new one from Zimmerman. Tracks still and issue but I got a hold of weights for the back to offset the heavy blade and I hope it helps. Besides all this I have managed to clear a couple acres of Berry Briars and snags and have a couple of nice burn piles to light. See ya.
