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Leo

07-15-2003 05:53:36

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It appears that I am having a re ocurring problem with my 1130, Fuel in the oil, appears to be the lift pump, At this point I am thinking that possibly the tank has too much rust in it and the rust is puncturing the diaphram in the lift pump? Could this be, what is the solution? And are the lift pump diaphram's available anywhere? I'd rather re-build the two pumps I have than buy yet another? Thanks in advance, Leo

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Sam from Jawja

07-15-2003 18:16:45

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Re: MF 1130 Fuel Problems in reply to Leo, 07-15-2003 05:53:36

I'm having the exact same problem with my 135 diesel. I replaced the lift pump, with no sucess. However, I don't think replacing the lift pump again is the way to go. I think at this point I have to pull the injector pump and replace the seal. I highly expect to find too much movement in the shaft, which would just make it beat out the new seal. At that point, it looks like an rebuilt injection pump.

Its on my 'things to do' list, just havn't had time to pull the pump yet.

Sam

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Leo

07-16-2003 06:12:00

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Re: Re: MF 1130 Fuel Problems in reply to Sam from Jawja, 07-15-2003 18:16:45

I'm going to take the lift pump off again first and "Open" it up, the one on my tractor is easy to take apart, the first one had an obvious hole in the diaphram, which leads me to thinking it was the problem, for awhile after replacing the lift pump, everything was fine, then all of a sudden it's doing it again, If the lift pump has a hole in it again, I'm definately goint to add yet another in-line filter before the sediment bowl, the sediment seems to fill up pretty quickly and I'm hoping is the problem, Injector pumps are not cheap, nor are they fun.

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Leo

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Tom Dold

07-15-2003 07:52:23

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Re: MF 1130 Fuel Problems in reply to Leo, 07-15-2003 05:53:36

Leo

I believe they are still available from Massey part# 1882944M92 kit. The leak may also be from the injection pump shaft seal. Try the lift pump first.

Tom Dold Implement Co.
Howard, SD 57349
605-772-4541

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Leo

07-15-2003 09:10:50

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Re: Re: MF 1130 Fuel Problems in reply to Tom Dold, 07-15-2003 07:52:23

Is there something more than the sediment bowl that i can put inline from the tank to the lift pump to remove the rust coming from the tank?

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Tom Dold

07-15-2003 14:22:09

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Re: Re: Re: MF 1130 Fuel Problems in reply to Leo , 07-15-2003 09:10:50

Leo

Some of the early 1100s have a check valve with a screen around it on the bottom of the fuel tank. The later ones have a screen on the end of the drain plug which is directly under the fuel pickup tube. You may also cut the fuel line between the fuel tank and the sediment bowl and install a 3/8 inline plastic fuel filter with a couple of pieces of rubber hose. If you use the plastic style filter you can see how much crud your getting from the tanks.

Tom Dold

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frank

08-15-2003 21:15:39

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Re: Re: Re: Re: MF 1130 Fuel Problems in reply to Tom Dold, 07-15-2003 14:22:09

I bought an 1130 that had been out of service for about 10 yrs. I had the same problem when I put it to work after a year of restoration.Finally I drained the tanks and washed them out with varsol and vacumed them out with a shop vac,plus I put in an inline filter between the tank ond pick-up pump.This seemed to end the problem.P.S. It's now a 700h.p.hot stock pulling tractor and more than holds its own.

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