Posted by maplehillfrm on January 04, 2009 at 11:03:44 from (74.32.140.237):
Ok here is teh question,,,, short of draining the tank , how can water be removed from the diesel fuel tank on my neighbor newholland TC45 , I think that really doenst matter,, it has a plastic tank, dont they all...
any way a few weeks ago the sediment bowl had 3/4 full of ice,, a few hrs later after thawing the tractor out with a salamnader, adding 911, and new fuel it ran good,,
well today I went to borrow it again and it started and drove for a while than stopped, again checked the sediment bowl and its iced,, I got it in the barn now thawing again,,
I know with gas you can put drygas in it and help it a bit, but wasnt sure if you could do that with diesel,, I am going to put another bottle of 911 in there but I thkink that is basically for gelled fuel, not so much water in teh fuel..
he uses a differnt fuel source than I do,, I have to get him to change that, my tn55 hasnt been started in a few weeks and it started right up today,,, same weather same conditions,, any help out there? thanks pat,
I looked and there is no drain plug and the "pipe" that goes into the tank on the bottom is plastic as well, I am sure it will break upon remaval, pat
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