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850ford

  My c165 Kohler engine started fihe after sitting all winter,after washing it down with water,no spark.Any ideas on what to check first? Thanks in advance

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jimt1971

Wet points

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Charlie Smith

Dry it out, take off the AT lead, take out the spark plug and have a look for water, if so, dry it out and give it another try, or maybe drain the fuel system and carburettor. You may have got some water in there. :)

Charlie,

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Jake Kuhn

probably need to sand and reset the points on it.

 

Jake

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woodchuckfarmer

Wet coil maybe

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squonk

I always seem to get water in the points .

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Butch

I've always sprayed my wires, distributor/points with WD-40 when it doesn't start after washing. I'm talking cars, trucks and mowers.

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Wheel-N-It

Water in the points, probably. Dry the whole tractor down really good too. Use your gas powered leaf blower if you have one.

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Tankman

 

Water in the points, probably. Dry the whole tractor down really good too. Use your gas powered leaf blower if you have one.

 

My Echo backpack blower gets a lot of Horse time. I use it on the Stallions after every mowing too.

I blow through the air intake engine running to clear dirt and dust out.

I also hose down and/or power wash the decks, then dry with the backpack blower.

Guess I have too much time on my hands. The Horses love the blow dryer! :smile:

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