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Re: Disassembled the oil drinking 706 gas this afternoon
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Posted by casered on September 10, 2002 at 08:58:08 from (204.186.150.117):
In Reply to: Disassembled the oil drinking 706 gas this afternoon posted by andy on September 09, 2002 at 20:47:53:
Filter is good possibility for dirt to enter. When you have reconnected all your air inlet fittings a quick way to make sure you have them good and tight is to spray each connection with a can of ether while the engine is running, if it speeds up then you have a connection that needs tightened or a hose that has a crack and needs replaced. Used this method on a friends tractor that we thougnt connections were tight but they weren't. Just a thought. Keep us informed.
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