Anonymous-0
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I posted a few days ago about my 135 acting funny and then not starting. I changed the fuel filters and cleaned out the sediment bowl. The fuel was kind of a light milky color and obviously dirty. Pumped the primer till I had lots of fuel at the injection pump and with a tiny shot of starting fluid near the air intake, she started up and ran normal again! That's a big relief that I don't have to have the injection pump looked at. Thanks for confirming the filters might be the problem.
Now that that's fixed, I have to remove the starter from my Cat and it's not going to be fun. My near 50 year old tractor is the most reliable machine I have and the easiest to work on. Go figure???
Now that that's fixed, I have to remove the starter from my Cat and it's not going to be fun. My near 50 year old tractor is the most reliable machine I have and the easiest to work on. Go figure???