Nathan Dearyan
New User
Somebody before me has messed with it. It only has
one fuel filter on it, and the element in it is
not stock. Parts were removed, and spacers and
such were installed. (to allow the wrong filter to sort of be used in it!) It has not run in 2 yrs. We
want to put a temporary bottle on it, with a fuel
line to the injector pump, as a temporary fix, to
see if there are bigger problems with before we
buy all new filters, and lines, and the filter
housings too. Is How much pressure should be
applied to the injector, ie, how high should we
install our temporary fuel source, (after we get
her running, we will abandon the bottle) but we
want to see if the injection pump is ok before
investing alot in it. I'm thinking that 3-4 ft above the tractor, with a good little fine filter should about do it. Thanks everybody for any help you provide. ~ Nate
one fuel filter on it, and the element in it is
not stock. Parts were removed, and spacers and
such were installed. (to allow the wrong filter to sort of be used in it!) It has not run in 2 yrs. We
want to put a temporary bottle on it, with a fuel
line to the injector pump, as a temporary fix, to
see if there are bigger problems with before we
buy all new filters, and lines, and the filter
housings too. Is How much pressure should be
applied to the injector, ie, how high should we
install our temporary fuel source, (after we get
her running, we will abandon the bottle) but we
want to see if the injection pump is ok before
investing alot in it. I'm thinking that 3-4 ft above the tractor, with a good little fine filter should about do it. Thanks everybody for any help you provide. ~ Nate