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Re: 706 with 310 German update
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Posted by Larry B on February 15, 2003 at 14:32:00 from (216.240.78.41):
In Reply to: 706 with 310 German update posted by Desperate! on February 15, 2003 at 13:06:48:
Desperate, I don't think it your timing, that would make it hard to start and could make it run hot. Does it have power now? I bet it's in the pump yet. Just because you had it rebuilt don't mean they got it right. I have had to take them back before too. It almost has to be in the fuel system somewhere. Are you sure it not sucking air somewhere? Take a can of starting fluid with tractor running and spray around fuel filters,fuel lines, injector pump and see if tractor reaves up. I have a 706 with 282 and neighbor's a 310. The 310 is a real good motor and most the time out last the 282. We both have turbo's on them.
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