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12-27-2014, 05:37 PM
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Ken
I'd go with the low psi pump. You may not have anything wrong with your pump. The pumps on both my 2182's make noise when they are actually pumping but once the float bowl on the carb fills they get quiet. If you haven't replaced all the fuel lines, fuel filter, tank bushings and cleaned the shut off valves on the bottom of the tank I highly recommend that you do so. I also relocated the fuel pump on the last 2182 I picked up to the same place they mount them on the diesels. They are a royal PITA to get at under the fender pan. I also wouldn't be at all surprised if you don't have a wiring problem to the pump.
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01-14-2015, 10:14 AM
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Today I will get some time to look into my fuel pump issue. I have confirmed that it's not a wireing problem and is a pump issue. A few times now the tractor has died because the pump turns off sometimes just after starting the tractor. If I tap on the little black box on the side of the fuel pump the pump will start pumping again and the tractor starts right up and will run for as long as I need it to. After startup and tapping on the pump it will be fine and never die. It only will act up at first start of the day. I need to find out what's inside the black box on the side of the pump, relay mabe? I did purchase an aftermarket low pressure pump as suggested if I cannot get the original pump to be reliable. Yesterday I finally bought a new air filter and noticed the date on the old one. Wow, how do you own a $7k tractor and never replace the air filter in 25 years!! PO's are unbelievable sometimes I just don't understand!
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01-14-2015, 11:20 AM
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New Old Stock? Maybe the PO bought some spare filters when he bought the tractor. I still have 1 or 2 old style "IH" branded (Kubota) air filters from the dealer when I first bought my 1572 new.
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02-11-2022, 11:00 AM
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