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| Allan In NE
11-16-2012 07:09:59
148.66.98.174
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Are you using the factory either injection?Those tiny tubes plug up and you might not even be getting the either to the engine. Allan |
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| Jasondr
11-16-2012 13:01:38
71.220.2.150
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Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Allan In NE, 11-16-2012 07:09:59
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| | No, we have the intake tube right off. Spraying ether right into the manifold. Can you even pull start these? I think it has a hydraulic clutch. I know I can't pull my 1086 but being my neighbors tractor I don't know as much about this one I'd assume its the same as mine. |
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| Allan In NE
11-17-2012 02:31:29
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Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Jasondr, 11-16-2012 13:01:38
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| | Okay, Then, you've got engine troubles; more than likely low compression, since the engine was stuck. That is to say, the engine may now be free but perhaps all of the rings aren't. If this were my tractor, I shoot a can of GM's Top Engine Cleaner in the intake while cranking it over. Slop it down real good and let it soak overnight to see if the thing loosens up enough to at least get it started. Also, do you have good engine cranking speed? No, ya can't pull 'em to start. Another thought; perhaps you're up against the original reason it was parked to start with? Just thinkin' out loud here, Allan |
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| Jasondr
11-17-2012 06:22:49
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Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Allan In NE, 11-17-2012 02:31:29
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| First thanks for all your time thinking about this thing, i really appreciate it. We had penetrating oil down the injector holes to get it loosened up then cranked it over to blow it out, then squirted motor oil to lube and help with compression. It cranks over good for about five seconds then slows way down, one week battery I'm guessing because we have it on a big battery charger , new starter. I guess it ran good when it was parked. They just used it for tillage and all the land was into hay. |
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| Michael Soldan
11-16-2012 10:29:41
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Re: 1566 won't start, even with ether in reply to Allan In NE, 11-16-2012 07:09:59
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| I bought one that sat 8 years,we put the ether to the air intake and it popped off. |
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