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Hi ya'll new member here just came across a 1641 & wanted to what you experts think about them & if anyone can tell me what yr it is. Thanks ya'll have a good day.
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Welcome to OCC...........
![]() Your 1641 is a 1992 model.
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1641's are great machines. A little TLC and they will go a long way.
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Thanks ya'll, I got tinkering around with it last night & got it to run off of bottle feeding the card. I cleaned the carb & the gas solenoid & blowed out the pulse pump(carb was full of watered down old gas). Still not getting gas to carb so I'm gona replace the pulse pump, that gas solenoid & go from there. Unless y'all have any tricks for them.
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One of the first things I would do is put a front bumper on it. If you happen to run it into a tree (like many apparently have done) you get to replace about $1000 worth of plastic.
Take the fuel line loose from the inlet side of the pump and let it hang lower than the gas tank. Gas should run out. If it doesn't, it's likely either your right/left fuel shut offs are turned off or the filter in them is stopped up. In any case, if you had water in the carburetor you likely have it in the tank as well. You can take the top off the carburetor, turn the key switch off/on and see if your fuel solenoid is retracting back out of the main jet. Check your vacuum hose to valve cover integrityfor cracks or leaks. |
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I forgot to add, they are great tractors, especially with the 48" deck.
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Thanks again y'all. I Did get it fired up runs on it's own. I only plan on using this to pull my trailers & campers around & maybe some 3 point attachments, anyone have a suggestion or ideas on a 3 point setup using the hydraulics? Thnx again ya'll
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