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John Deere 790 Bent Pushrod
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Posted by Bob Blake on May 07, 2007 at 16:09:50 from (70.16.247.239):
I think I bent a valve of pushrod on my 790. After sitting all winter the tractor would not start and I thought it was not getting fuel. I poured some fuel in the intake and got it to start. It would not stay running so I did this several times. I later found out it was the "PTO" fuse which I guess did not allow it to get fuel. Once I replaced the fuse the tractor ran but had no power. My friend thinks that the excess fuel probaly bent a pushrod or valve. Is it a big job to repair something like this? Any help would be appreciated. Bob
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