You are very knowledgeable and I appreciate your generosity in sharing your information. I will re-read your post several times and get to work.
In the meantime, I should mention one oddity. The very last time I ran this tractor (a couple weeks ago), when I finished my work, I did something I usually don't do.
I stopped the tractor, but immediately decided that I wanted to move the tractor to a different place, so I turned the key to start it again. But the engine had not completely stopped yet, so when I turned the key it immediately started up again without me having to crank it.
Obviously, I had turned the key too soon. Anyway, I moved the tractor and shut it down. The next time I tried to start it, it wouldn't start. Do you think that may be a coincidence, or did that action cause this?
Anyway, I will look into the fuel next.
In the meantime, I should mention one oddity. The very last time I ran this tractor (a couple weeks ago), when I finished my work, I did something I usually don't do.
I stopped the tractor, but immediately decided that I wanted to move the tractor to a different place, so I turned the key to start it again. But the engine had not completely stopped yet, so when I turned the key it immediately started up again without me having to crank it.
Obviously, I had turned the key too soon. Anyway, I moved the tractor and shut it down. The next time I tried to start it, it wouldn't start. Do you think that may be a coincidence, or did that action cause this?
Anyway, I will look into the fuel next.