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2590 sediment bowl

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Foxtail

04-12-2007 17:11:32




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The sediment bowl on this tractor doesn't seem to run full. Even if I get it full, it will gradualy develop air in it. Right now the fuel level is down about an inch from the top. What's going on? Thanks.




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dwag

04-13-2007 20:34:05




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 Re: 2590 sediment bowl in reply to Foxtail, 04-12-2007 17:11:32  
I think thats normal. Tractor running OK?



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big orange

04-13-2007 04:06:45




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 Re: 2590 sediment bowl in reply to Foxtail, 04-12-2007 17:11:32  
Could be the inlet screen in the fuel tank is dirty.



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charles hess

04-13-2007 07:59:45




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 Re: 2590 sediment bowl in reply to big orange, 04-13-2007 04:06:45  
Big Orange is right.Take off line at pump an if it doesnt have a full flow it is plugged. Tempary solution is to blow back through line an clear it. Other way is to remove filter in tank an let dirt fill screen in sediment bowl an keep cleaning till all is out.Other way is to empty tank an flush out some way.You can also put glass bowelsuch as used on old tractors on tank .That would allow you to collect dirt an clean.

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big orange

04-13-2007 16:49:37




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 Re: 2590 sediment bowl in reply to charles hess, 04-13-2007 07:59:45  
Actually the filter is a nylon type sock screen in the tank. Best thing is to remove it and leave it out. drain the tank and take off mounting clips and slide tank back to acess lines, word of caution be careful prying on tank to move it back, and if you completey remove the tank,make sure to have a helper, almost dropped mine, and a new tank is around $950 through Case.



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