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Re: Cat 277 Skid Steer OT?


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Posted by robert major on October 15, 2017 at 22:19:57 from (216.81.13.94):

In Reply to: Re: Cat 277 Skid Steer OT? posted by DR. EVIL on October 15, 2017 at 19:26:53:

Dr EVIL I got to go through my truck and do the plugs/relay, I got 8 new ones sitting on the shelf been there for a year thats how enthusiastic I am to do it. Chances are I'm pulling the heads when one or more on both heads won't come out with the way my luck goes! They are under the rocker covers to thats quite the program one side as well.

I used to be able to cycle the plugs a few times and get it to go most days, it won't do that now if the sun goes behind the clouds. If it's been started during normal warm days it's ok for most of the day. If it gets down to -20 oc and it hasn't run for a day or more forget it even with the block heater.

I think the filter heater does more than the glow plugs now. I don't give mine ether at all , I know guys that will do it. They don't seem to listen that they may do it a few times and get lucky then crack something with to much and a good plug or 2 kicking in !. It can depend on how the plugs are wired to, on some machines if one goes non of them work some older tractors are like that I've seen.
Regards Robert


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