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Pull starting a 190 diesel ????

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jCarroll

09-09-2000 12:06:39




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My friend has a 1968 190 XL (or XT?) diesel. He was describing his hard-to-start problems, and I suggested he pull it, instead of using ether, etc. he said that he had been told that this tractor could not be started by pulling due to some issue with the hydraulic system.

Is this true?
If so, what's the




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John LeNeve

09-15-2000 18:23:22




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 Re: Re: Pull starting a 190 diesel ???? in reply to John, 09-09-2000 19:03:37  
I personally repaired a AC 200 that had been towed. It required a new torque tube because the hydraulic clutch blew out the side. Don't use ether it will brake rings. Use a block heater.



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Pat R

09-09-2000 18:38:19




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 Re: Pull starting a 190 diesel ???? in reply to jCarroll, 09-09-2000 12:06:39  
Everybody is right you can't pull start a power director tractor!

Hard starts for diesel are usually low compression,fuel delivery problems I.E. pump and or injectors,poor cold aid start. I believe that a 190 has manifold preheat this is scary if he is using ether and engages the manifold preheat.
He may want to check valve lash adjustment but this come under compression.



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LB

09-09-2000 16:57:09




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 Re: Pull starting a 190 diesel ???? in reply to jCarroll, 09-09-2000 12:06:39  
I think that you can't pull start these tractors. I have a 185 and I can't pull start it either. They have hydraulically controlled power director clutches and I believe the hydraulic system needs to be running for the clutch to engage. But I could be wrong.



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