Posted by Dave H (MI) on August 23, 2019 at 20:07:20 from (50.108.78.50):
I thought I had a picture of the engine, but apparently not. Here is a picture of the fuel pump on the MF swather that I asked about last night in my "engine question" thread. There are no wires going to the pump so I am not clear exactly how it works. I also am not clear on if it needs to be primed. The gas tank was completely dry. I must have done that before I stored it away. The rubber hose running to the pump is from the gas tank and has one of those in line filters you buy at tractor shows in the line. My experience with those is that once they dry out after use they need to be replaced so I will do that. The metal line goes from pump to carb. Carb is in the second picture. I pulled the battery and put it on charge. So how does a pump like this get powered and does it need priming or will it just pull the fuel up on it's own? Appreciate any comments.
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