Posted by Billy NY on February 27, 2017 at 09:50:17 from (74.76.4.60):
Darned fool, filled one of my yellow (diesel) eagle type 1 safety cans unintentionally with gasoline, which was used to top off my 4630 ford-new holland tractor last fall. About 4 gallons worth. Smoking and a skipping, but good now, dealer had a guy in my area this morning. Service manager asked if the above had been done, I said no way... think again !
Still can't figure how or why, but sure as heck, the one yellow can has gasoline in it.
I don't believe any harm done, this engine is the later emissionized 192 cu in 3 cylinder ford/new holland. Was not run much since it started smoking and skipping, figured there was an injector/fuel problem, mechanic was going to diagnose and report back.. nope just gasoline where diesel fuel belongs !
Repair bill ought to remind me to be sure I'm filling with diesel ! Sheesh - either working too many hours or losing it LOL !
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