Posted by oldwrencher on July 30, 2022 at 16:40:08 from (72.108.16.70):
In Reply to: Diesel Runaway posted by Sprint 6 on July 30, 2022 at 16:16:57:
when I was working for a M F dealer he took a job hauling a combine from a barn to an insurance yard. It had been involved in an accident on the highway and not run for some time, I don't know how long. When it started it went to full speed, nowever fast that is on a diesel J D. I had a pair of pliers and unhooked the fuel line going to toe filters , but by the time it ran out of fuel the exhaust manifold was glowing red. We later unhooked the breather intake and drove it on and off the truck by smothering the engine for air to control the speed. I actually wanted to run for my life as I thot it would come apart and I didn't want to play catch with a blowing engine.
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