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Old 06-18-2014, 11:43 AM
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So I put the deck on to try mowing for the first time since I bought it. Before I began I checked the oil and it was at the top of the hash marks. After twenty minutes or so of mowing. I was going straight up a small hill, towards the top I heard a puff and then it had a lot of smoke. When I opened the hood I see that I have oil dripping from the breather. When I check the oil now it is a little high. Could the fuel pump be leaking into the crank case? It is a series 2 kt17. Thanks for any help.
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Old 06-18-2014, 12:45 PM
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Were you on the hill when you checked the oil, or was the tractor level?
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Smell the oil and report back. I would be a slice of pizza your fuel pump took a dump on you.
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Smell the oil and report back. I would be a slice of pizza your fuel pump took a dump on you.
I will do that as soon as possible, but I have to get ready to go work right now. It will probably be tomorrow morning before I have an update. I do thank everyone for the help though.
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It was back on level ground.
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I say fuel pump.

But how do you "hear a puff"?
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If you have oil dripping from air breather. Breather valve in the valve tappet is shot. remove and replace. Oil will quit coming up breather tube.
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Oh by the way I have 15 of them and I never had a fuel pump leak gas into the crankcase.
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Oh by the way I have 15 of them.
I really want to see pics. You have (15) 82 series? Cool
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If you have oil dripping from air breather. Breather valve in the valve tappet is shot. remove and replace. Oil will quit coming up breather tube.
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Oh by the way I have 15 of them and I never had a fuel pump leak gas into the crankcase.
I think you may be referring to the reed valve, or "umbrella valve" as the parts book calls it. And no, that is not necessarily bad. If it does have gas in the oil, it will puke through a good valve. I understand that you own a lot of these tractors, but just because none of yours went bad, doesn't mean that lots of them don't. It just means your lucky. On the forum, there have been close to 15 fuel pumps fail this year alone, that filled the crankcase.
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I say fuel pump.

But how do you "hear a puff"?
puff [puhf] Show IPA
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a short, quick blast, as of wind or breath.
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an abrupt emission of air, smoke, vapor, etc.
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an act of inhaling and exhaling, as on a cigarette or pipe; whiff.
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the sound of an abrupt emission of air, vapor, etc.
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a small quantity of vapor, smoke, etc., emitted at one blast.

#4 I say fuel pump too.
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