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Topic: 1250 Cockshutt
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| tyndall
08-26-2012 13:15:56
142.16.22.18
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I have a 1250 gas Cockshutt tractor with a Fiat engine. It has the 24 volt system. It will run for about a half hour then starts to chug and quit. It seems as soon as it heats up it does this. Any ideas besides driving it into a swamp.
Thanks.
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| J. Schwiebert
08-26-2012 14:51:06
209.143.28.10
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Re: 1250 Cockshutt in reply to tyndall, 08-26-2012 13:15:56
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| Where are you located? I was trying to help a man in Ohio and lost his phone number. One thing I would check is valve clearance. They have a small clearance and as the valves and seats wear clearance the clearance and then valves are held open and it will not run. I would like to talk to you more about your tractor. How about an e-mail address. I always liked those little tractors. J.
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| tyndall
08-26-2012 20:21:21
96.63.37.158
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Re: 1250 Cockshutt in reply to J. Schwiebert, 08-26-2012 14:51:06
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| I am in Canada, I like the tractor it came with a solid front loader and bucket. I removed the fly wheel off the back this spring to make it safer to teach my son how to operate. I noticed last year if it ran for a while or worked it hard that it would start to chug like its starved for fuel. I thought maybe its a float issue or a pluged fuel filter. I still think it might be a carb issue.
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| James Bennett
08-26-2012 13:41:55
71.30.204.151
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Re: 1250 Cockshutt in reply to tyndall, 08-26-2012 13:15:56
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| Check to see if you have fuel to the lift pump. I have had this problem on a 1255 Oliver and also on a 5040 Allis which has the Fiat engine. Both times the fuel line was blocked by what looked like matted hair. Once cleaned out they ran fine.
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| tyndall
08-26-2012 20:31:10
96.63.37.158
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Re: 1250 Cockshutt in reply to James Bennett, 08-26-2012 13:41:55
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| Hey James,
Where abouts did you find the clog in the fuel line. Between the tank and the filter or after the filter. I have cleaned out the clear glass sediment jar and ran a few cans of seafoam.
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| James Bennett
08-28-2012 14:21:03
71.28.207.163
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Re: 1250 Cockshutt in reply to tyndall, 08-26-2012 20:31:10
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| Check the fuel line where it goes onto the filter.
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