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12-02-2021, 12:42 AM
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Thanks all. I did run a small amount of fuel out of the input line into a can to check flow from the tank. Amazon has a pump for $12. I also got a new filter, and small clamps.
I hope this is the end of it. Never again with an MTD made mower. It's been a disaster, and taking time from my other projects. Not surprising, I hopped on the Original and drove over to a buddy's hanger, and it ran perfect all the way. I'm thinking of changing the trans fluid on the Original. Not sure when it was changed last. I'll see if there's a fill plug on it somewhere before taking the drain out. 
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12-09-2021, 01:38 AM
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OK, it runs, it mows. Last little items I've ordered the dash panel overlay as mine is all curled and cracked. Also a nice seat cover as my seat is pretty cracked and don't want to spend > $200 for a new seat.
Cuts well, and runs well now. I'm wondering if the idle rod is adjusted right. I can turn the idle screw down, but the idle speed doesn't decline below about 900. I'd like it to idle around 650. Batt is charging, and the fuel delivery is all good finally. I'll be selling it as fully refurbished in April, someone is going to get a real nice renovated mower. I still have a spare trans too, if anyone needs a hydro for a LT let me know. 
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