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New to Case-Any help on 900?

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fmpuller

11-22-2007 15:05:04




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Hey, im new to case (had a couple of famralls) and aquired a case 900. I would ike to pull it, so can you manually turn the fuel pump up? and what about the govner? any way to turn it up(does it have a spring that you can tigten?) And anyother help would be appricated!
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caseguy82

11-26-2007 16:17:09




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 Re: New to Case-Any help on 900? in reply to fmpuller, 11-22-2007 15:05:04  
if your 900 has the inline bosh loosen the 4 10mm bolts that hold the square plate on the back of the injection pump. Some oil might spill out. Then lossen the 10mm jamnut behind the plate you just took off.. There then get a flathead screwdriver and turn the sccrew the jamnut was holding clockwise (in) so there is just enough thread left to tighten your jamnut back down. I have done this and it makes a noticable power change and nice black smoke when it starts pulling hard. I only reccomend this in a pulling application, ps if you have the rotary pump dont mess with it. goodluck

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FMpuller

11-23-2007 17:17:10




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 Re: New to Case-Any help on 900? in reply to fmpuller, 11-22-2007 15:05:04  
Its a diesel but not sure of the year..have to get back to you on that one



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Gene Dotson

11-23-2007 08:05:27




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 Re: New to Case-Any help on 900? in reply to fmpuller, 11-22-2007 15:05:04  
Can you give a little more information on this tractor? Is it diesel or LP? What year? The 1959 diesel used the German Bosch inline pump and can be turned up easily, both fuel delivery and speed. Excess fuel creates a lot of heat in this engine and tends to crack the heads near the exhaust valve recess.
If running a gas or LP engine, someone else will have to help you... Gene



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