Why does my tractor spit and sputter?
Your mower pulls in air from outside and mixes it with gasoline for the proper explosion inside the engine. A dirty air filter inhibits the flow of air into the carburetor. Clean or replace the air filter to stop the mower from sputtering to a halt. A bad cap on the gas tank is the first place to look.
Why is my mower sputtering?
Dirty air filters are one of the most common reasons lawn mowers sputter. Dirt can be present in the apertures that lead from the carburetor and the fuel filter and interrupt the flow of fuel supply to the combustion chamber. After cleaning the air filter, squeeze dry and air dry.
What can cause an engine to sputter?
Here’s a breakdown of the most common causes of engine sputtering:
- Exhaust Manifold Leak.
- Failing Catalytic Converter.
- Malfunctioning Oxygen Sensors.
- Vacuum Leak.
- Worn Gaskets or Seals.
- Fuel Injectors are Dirty.
- Dirty Mass Airflow Sensor.
- Dirty/Bad Spark Plugs.
What causes a Kubota Tractor to sputter and die?
When the hose is not blocked and I start the tractor, I can visually see the gas in the fuel cup go down to where the engine starts to sputter and die. When I pinch off the hose, the engine recovers and all is well.
Why is MY 1987 Massey Ferguson 375 diesel not working?
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How big is the flywheel on a Massey Ferguson?
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Why does my tractor lose power at high RPM?
The following is a letter Bohacz received from Steve Meyer: My two-cylinder diesel tractor Belarus AS250 is having a problem that I am trying to diagnose. When running at low or medium RPM, the tractor seems to have full power. But when running at high RPM, the tractor experiences loss of power.