I will never forget driving a new Series 3 D 17 cultivating with a four row cultivato and how nice it operated. I have two of those two row cultivators like you are using. Yours is set up differently than what I'm used to. I started cultivating with a Ferguson cultivator around 1953 or 1954. I would recommend finding a four row cultivator. The D 17 will handle it just fine and you'll cut your trips across the field. D 17s will sort of foul plugs or misfire after light use for a period of time. Especially noticeable after light winter work and then using for spring plowing. They will sometimes clear up after a days hard working.
My d15 did that when I first got it there’s kind of a thrust bearing on the governor change out the governor and the surging will go away. Steiners has em for about 200 bucks. You got a 50/50 shot of puttin it in the right way if you put it in and it won’t run or runs rough pull the new governor turn it 180 and put it back in and it should run like a top.
My d15 did that when I first got it there’s kind of a thrust bearing on the governor change out the governor and the surging will go away. Steiners has em for about 200 bucks. You got a 50/50 shot of puttin it in the right way if you put it in and it won’t run or runs rough pull the new governor turn it 180 and put it back in and it should run like a top.
My d15 did that when I first got it there’s kind of a thrust bearing on the governor change out the governor and the surging will go away. Steiners has em for about 200 bucks. You got a 50/50 shot of puttin it in the right way if you put it in and it won’t run or runs rough pull the new governor turn it 180 and put it back in and it should run like a top.
I will never forget driving a new Series 3 D 17 cultivating with a four row cultivato and how nice it operated. I have two of those two row cultivators like you are using. Yours is set up differently than what I'm used to. I started cultivating with a Ferguson cultivator around 1953 or 1954. I would recommend finding a four row cultivator. The D 17 will handle it just fine and you'll cut your trips across the field. D 17s will sort of foul plugs or misfire after light use for a period of time. Especially noticeable after light winter work and then using for spring plowing. They will sometimes clear up after a days hard working.
My d15 did that when I first got it there’s kind of a thrust bearing on the governor change out the governor and the surging will go away. Steiners has em for about 200 bucks. You got a 50/50 shot of puttin it in the right way if you put it in and it won’t run or runs rough pull the new governor turn it 180 and put it back in and it should run like a top.
My d15 did that when I first got it there’s kind of a thrust bearing on the governor change out the governor and the surging will go away. Steiners has em for about 200 bucks. You got a 50/50 shot of puttin it in the right way if you put it in and it won’t run or runs rough pull the new governor turn it 180 and put it back in and it should run like a top.
My d15 did that when I first got it there’s kind of a thrust bearing on the governor change out the governor and the surging will go away. Steiners has em for about 200 bucks. You got a 50/50 shot of puttin it in the right way if you put it in and it won’t run or runs rough pull the new governor turn it 180 and put it back in and it should run like a top.