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Re: Does anyone know how to trun up a injector pum
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Posted by ben uk on November 07, 2004 at 09:44:42 from (83.104.37.173):
In Reply to: Does anyone know how to trun up a injector pump. posted by krk on November 06, 2004 at 11:02:42:
another idea for you to consider is asking a tractor puller to do it, assuming he does his own tractor. The good ones will know more about pumps, fuel, and what you can do to an engine than just about any one. Just remind him its not going pulling and doesnt need that much! The other possibility of course is a bigger tractor. I dont know JD tractors but if that is the bottom of the range then you can turn it up and the drivetrain ought to cope. If it is the top one in the series likely it may not, as that is the most that drivetrain is designed to cope with. some people will buy tractors that are low down in a range then open them up to the horsepower of the top tractor in that range.
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