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Old 07-09-2015, 05:15 PM
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Go here........ AC Forum

I am quite sure the experts there can handle this problem.
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Guys the kid is asking for help not a bunch of crap.

Justin

1: No the fuel can not be gelled because it's too warm that happens when it get's cold enough for the paraffin that is a component of diesel settles out of the fuel and plugs the filter.

2: If the tractor has been sitting for a long time you could possibly have algae in the fuel. Drain the tank, clean it out and blow out or flush the fuel lines.

3: Replace all of the fuel filters and refill with fresh fuel.

4: If the above measures don't fix it then it probably has a problem in the pump or injectors.
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All good ideas. Try the guys at www.allischalmers.com for more more info. They know A/C like the people here know Cubs.
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Guys the kid is asking for help not a bunch of crap.

Justin

1: No the fuel can not be gelled because it's too warm that happens when it get's cold enough for the paraffin that is a component of diesel settles out of the fuel and plugs the filter.

2: If the tractor has been sitting for a long time you could possibly have algae in the fuel. Drain the tank, clean it out and blow out or flush the fuel lines.

3: Replace all of the fuel filters and refill with fresh fuel.

4: If the above measures don't fix it then it probably has a problem in the pump or injectors.
Thanks sam. Ill try these.
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Sounds like the machine is wore out and in need of a total rebuild with all the blow by coming out of the breather and the loss of power once it warms up.
Either prepare to spend Thousand's of $$$$$$$, or save $$$$ by getting a torch and cutting it up into 2foot x 3foot pieces for #1 prepared SCRAP.
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Sounds like the machine is wore out and in need of a total rebuild with all the blow by coming out of the breather and the loss of power once it warms up.
Either prepare to spend Thousand's of $$$$$$$, or save $$$$ by getting a torch and cutting it up into 2foot x 3foot pieces for #1 prepared SCRAP.
Now that's some Valuable Information, FREE OF CHARGE !
Ya thats what should have been done years ago. But they decided to put in a new trans and the engine was rebuilt a decade or so ago. (not very good rebuild)
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