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JD 630 stopped running

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Deon P

01-20-2001 08:53:27




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Starts good even in cold weather. Seems to run only 10 min. before shutting off. Have cleaned the glass fuel filter bowl and flushed gas through the carburetor drain and sump plug, flows good. A friend told me to eleminate the malfunction of the automatic oil-pressure-operated fuel shut-off valve by after the tractor is running to pushdown on the knurled knob on top of the filter bowl and hold it down. The tractor still kills. Carburetor??

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Chuck

01-20-2001 14:32:06




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 Re: JD 630 stopped running in reply to Deon P, 01-20-2001 08:53:27  
if you want to do yourself and your tractor a REAL favor, install electronic ignition. Cures a lot of trouble....check with genesse electronics....



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Wes Burk jr.

01-20-2001 09:58:51




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 Re: JD 630 stopped running in reply to Deon P, 01-20-2001 08:53:27  
630 stall out:
Had much the same problem with my 630. It would sputter and spit about 20 seconds before it stalled out. Let it set about a minute or so and it would go again, then do it all over again.

I replaced the condenser in the distributor and it runs fine. Seems like when the condenser would heat up, it would short out. The same problem has occurred on my 95 combine and 60 gas tractor.

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DP

01-20-2001 21:10:19




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 Re: Re: JD 630 stopped running in reply to Wes Burk jr., 01-20-2001 09:58:51  
If the condenser don't cure it, change the coil. They will act that way also. Also make sure there is only 6 volts to the coil. 12 volts can cause the coil to over heat and fail. Good luck! Don



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