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Posted by farny on December 20, 1999 at 12:22:27 from (209.143.27.179):
We were moldboard plowing the other day and the old girl was draggin on power and then when the old man popped the clutch, she stalled and won't start now. I had changed the fuel filters about five hours previous, so initial thought was air in the fuel line or something along that. I opened bleed bolt on injection pump and hand pumped fuel out, no air to speak of. Where do I go next. We tried ether, but I think the batt was so dead it wouldn't turn over fast enough. I need to get 110 more acres plowed and am running out of time. Landlord just notified me that I was getting the ground to rent, too late to spray CRP says dad the agronomist (really, he is a CCA). Thanks in advance for any and all help.
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