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[DH1]

Getting ready for PA Plowday. Tested adjusted and plowed my little garden patch today.

Had lots of problems at the start main thing is that it wouldn't run right, spitting, sputtering, lack of power, even stalled on me once. I adjusted the carb many times best I could but no luck. So I removed the Walbro and installed the Carter off my other Massey 16 grass cutter and problem solved.

Plowed the rest of the garden and had some fun.

 

 

The MF16 is a step or 2 above My MF10, looking forward to trying it out and meeting some members there.

[IamSherwood]

Sounds like there won't be any soil left unturned in PA, after

next weekend.

 

Good to hear you got that carb issue resolved.

[propane1]

That's great that the different carb fixed it. And yes the bigger tractor is better than the smaller one. Each has their ways. Is your plow a little to far to the right looking at it from the rear picture. Just wondering, Noel.

Oh, and what width of plow is it ??

Edited by propane1, April 12, 2015 - 07:35 PM.

[DH1]

That's great that the different carb fixed it. And yes the bigger tractor is better than the smaller one. Each has their ways. Is your plow a little to far to the right looking at it from the rear picture. Just wondering, Noel.

Oh, and what width of plow is it ??

 

Compared to my 10 the 16 is heavier and has bigger tires, 23-10.50x12 vs 6x12.

I moved the plow to the left from where is was when I got it, might need to go some more it's taking about 8" 10" wide cut.

Plow is a Brinly cat 0, 12"

[wvbuzzmaster]

Looking good Doug. One question, will you be hitting both plow days this spring?

[DH1]

Looking good Doug. One question, will you be hitting both plow days this spring?

 

yes

[crittersf1]

Carbs can be real finicky, especially the Walbro.

[Texas Deere and Horse]

Looks great Doug, I know you're going to have fun plowing with the 16.

[MH81]

Looking good, can't wait to see it in action.