WONT START AFTER CLIMBING A HILL

[retired wrench]

 There is no lubrication required on a starter. Might be worth your while to have some tests done at a good auto electrical shop. A batt that is too small (lower amp rating) will act exactly like this,but so will a dragging starter. Have you checked the cables?

[dusty]

get this!!! there was an old notification back in 1949 that GOING UP A STEEP HILL, THE CARB. BOWL FLOAT WILL SHUT OFF THE FUEL THE CARB. WILL REFILL WHEN RETURNED TO A LESSER INCLINE.  Happened to me going thuu an old hilly apple orchard solution (BACK UP THE HILL, IT WORKED!!

[Kenn Evans II]

Check you ground cables and maybe take a ground right to the case of the starter where it bolts to the back of the block. Another to help cool the fuel, make yourself a cool can, get some 3/8" stainless steel tubing, and a tubing bender, make a coil with the tubing and bring the ends together, connect your fuel lines in and out to the carb and submerge the coil into a #10 can with ice water.