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Dave barker

06-25-2003 12:50:11




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I'm looking to buy a David Brown 880/A. Can anyone tell me what horsepower it would be? What is it like to get parts for a David Brown? Are there any problems with this model?
Thanks




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Elmer

06-25-2003 14:42:39




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 Re: David Brown 880/A in reply to Dave barker, 06-25-2003 12:50:11  
Probably one of the best tractors made in the 42 horsepower range. Most fuel efficient and parts are no problem. I have lots in stock or can get them next day.



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Dave Barker

06-26-2003 07:36:42




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 Re: Re: David Brown 880/A in reply to Elmer, 06-25-2003 14:42:39  
Elmer; Thanks for the info. We're having trouble getting the tractor started. We have fuel to the bottom of pump but not to the injectors. Do you have any ideas?
Thanks again.



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Doug

06-28-2003 06:27:03




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 Re: Re: Re: David Brown 880/A in reply to Dave Barker, 06-26-2003 07:36:42  
You may have to crack the lines at the injectors to bleed them. Air can get trapped in the lines and prevent fuel from getting to them.



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Tim Pennell

06-27-2003 08:24:34




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 Re: Re: Re: David Brown 880/A in reply to Dave Barker, 06-26-2003 07:36:42  
Bin there dun that on that one. Spring oaded valve inside the injector pump can stick. It is located behind a panel on the front side of the pump. On mine I just had to free it up and away we went.
Tim



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