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In Reply to: '56 445 - No start - The basics? posted by Drew on Tuesday, May 23, 2006:
The great aspect w/old tractors is that you can narrow down a no-start to two problems: 1) fuel or 2) spark. I'm guessing someone botched the ignition tune-up...
Take out a plug and see if you have spark. If you do; proceed to troubleshooting a fuel problem. Hope this helps,
Rob