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504 or 2504
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mstrdvr
02-07-2016 05:03:00
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Recently acquired a "red" tractor. I was told it was a 504 Utility, okay, perfect. Went to look at it and , yes it was red and white, BUT it has a shuttle shift. Tried to search for info but not had much luck. There are no reverse gears in the tranny, just the shuttle. S/N is 3226 J W. Can Someone help me a little? Also, it starts and runs great ....for about 15 minutes then acts like it,s out of gas, low idle will run, but anything more requires choke, I deas?
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mstrdvr
02-09-2016 14:22:58
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Re: 504 or 2504 in reply to mstrdvr, 02-07-2016 05:03:00
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Thanks for the help. Did manage to find the trouble. Found what looked like wood fibers in the sediment bowl inlet in the tank. ZGood flow now.
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jimb2
02-07-2016 06:38:00
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Re: 504 or 2504 in reply to mstrdvr, 02-07-2016 05:03:00
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Hi, since it has a shuttle shift, it would appear to be the industrial model 2504. Parts diagrams at caseih.com parts: http://partstore.caseih.com/us/parts-search.html#epc::mr55172ag53183 Google photos of IH 2504 and see if any photo matches. JimB
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mstrdvr
02-07-2016 06:30:59
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Re: 504 or 2504 in reply to mstrdvr, 02-07-2016 05:03:00
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Go Figure, the tank is full. Is there a screen in the sediment bowl?
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TomH in PA
02-07-2016 17:54:13
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Re: 504 or 2504 in reply to mstrdvr, 02-07-2016 06:30:59
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There should be a screen. Easy way to check is to close the shutoff, remove the sediment bowl, then turn the gas back on. Should be a solid stream, if all you see is a drip then you know where the problem is. If you get a steady stream there, move on to the carburetor inlet (you should find another screen there).
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TomH in PA
02-07-2016 06:24:14
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Re: 504 or 2504 in reply to mstrdvr, 02-07-2016 05:03:00
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Sounds like a restriction in the fuel line. Probably flakes of varnished gas or other junk in the tank blocking the outlet into the strainer.
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fastfarmall
02-07-2016 08:26:38
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Re: 504 or 2504 in reply to TomH in PA, 02-07-2016 06:24:14
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Is the fuel cap breathing ??
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