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Massey ferguston 30 (MF30)

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ranpat

06-26-2002 15:00:22




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does anyone have knowledge on how to set the timing when putting on a new few pump. what are the settings and do you a photo from a manual showing how it is to be set and where everything is situated? don't know the age of the equipment, it was acquired not to long ago.




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bob

06-26-2002 22:00:55




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 Re: massey ferguston 30 (MF30) in reply to ranpat, 06-26-2002 15:00:22  
do you mean fuel pump? or injection pump for diesel? No timing involved in a new fuel pump, just slide it back in



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ranpat

07-14-2002 11:46:43




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 Re: Re: massey ferguston 30 (MF30) in reply to bob, 06-26-2002 22:00:55  
Bob, sorry for getting back to you so late. thanks for your reply. and yes, you are right it is a fuel injection pump. I read a manual for massey ferguson tractors which i guessis what we have or the closest thing to it; you may know. but anyway, the manual said to set the pump on B in the lower part of the little window on the pump and align it with the mark on the fly wheel. i don't have the manual with me so i am trying to remember the exact terminology. anyhow, we've done that and in several attempts prior to getting what we believe to be the correct setting, burned the starter up so now we have another problem. but we are trying to rebuild the starter. Do you think 24 volts was too much and how many does it usually take to turn the motor over?

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