wiring

we pulled the tractor the firs time and nothing happedend so we stopped for the night we cleaned a few things and messsed with stuff and tried it again the next day it sortof started but would die when the truck stopped moveing. why is this. there is fuel 

could be a weak starter, or a bad terminal at some point... if not that, you can rebuild the starter, or use a 12 volt battery on the tractor.

Me and my dad are going to try to pull start the tractor to see if the starter is the reason it is dragging when it try's to start

They may be new, but sometimes you do all the tests to have a base to work from.  In this case the battery and cable checks should give good results.  Having those good results on record will make the results of the voltage check when the starter is cranking the engine over (with the plugs in) more meaningful of the starter condition.  Also a check is most generally worthwhile as even new parts have been found to be bad at times.  You can also check the voltage at the starter while cranking with the plugs out.  If the starter cranking makes the voltage drop way down from when it wasn't cranking, it is a possible sign of a bad starter.  Good mechanics/technicians use diagnostic tests to try to figure out what is wrong, instead of just replacing parts willy-nilly.

You need a multimeter with a DC voltmeter scale that will read 20 volts and down.  Check to see what the voltage is when measured across the battery terminals when the switch is off.  Then measure it again while the engine is cranking.  Test at the starter solenoid to ground as well, both setting and cranking.  The difference in the readings will give an idea of the battery, battery cable, and starter conditions.  Make the checks and post the results.  Turning a lot slower when the plugs are in, could be a sign of a bad cable or connection, weak battery, weak starter or some level of all those things.

Where do you live? If you are close to someone on this forum, they may be willing to give you a hand.

Hunter,

I also don't have a compression tester

Let's try the basic things first.

Edited by WF owner - 24 Feb 2021 at 7:53am

I did what you said I cleaned the gas line and put gas in the places where you said to it turned over a little faster but still won't start

I have not testeded it yet it has been to cold to work on it

I looked up the spark plug wire order

Someday, you will look back at that and be happy that you documented everything.

Hi Hunter,

I replaced the carb gasket and used a wire brush to clean the rest of it and rasembled it with the old parts