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Re: IH Farmal B414 fuel starvation
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Posted by Tallperson on June 25, 2006 at 10:22:18 from (165.170.128.66):
In Reply to: IH Farmal B414 fuel starvation posted by Richard Alford on June 25, 2006 at 10:02:35:
Rusty I will tell you what others will when they get on. You need to check and make sure you are getting a full fuel flow from the tank. I have a neighbor who was out baling hay, small ford diesel. He called me at work and asked if I could look at it. It was and hour before I could get away. By the time I got there he had called the Ford house and was trying to get a mechanic out , was calling for a new injector pump, etc. etc. It was a Sunday afternoon. I started disconnecting fuel lines fromthe injector pump back... No good fuel flow. Finally got to the line from the petcock to the filters. still no flow just a dribble. I blew back through the line until I could hear bubbles in the tank. I quit blowing and we had a solid line full flow. I looked inot the tank with a good flashlight and saw a "hairball" laying next to the fuel outlet. We drained the tank and removed the petcock and fished out the hairball... It had been drawn onto the opening and the suction had pulled it in. refilled every thing and tightened all the lines. Also the injector pump. ( they were getting ready for the mechanic). The tractor is still running , but once a year he drains the tank and flushes it out. He doesn't have a bulk tank and fills out of 5 gallon cans that stores in the horse tack shed full of saddle blankets and loose horse hair. Good luck and sorry for the long post but it is a slow day here at work ... Tallperson
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