Name one piece of "special" equipment that a tractor owner must have - to repair and/or adjust an injection pump correctly.
And, let's define "special." I assume you mean something sophisticated and very expensive that nobody is going to buy to fix one tractor in a small shop.
Pump shops MUST have expensive test stands for several reasons.
#1 - they don't have an engine or complete tractor on site - so they must have a way to similate conditions as if they did - to run and test a pump.
#2. Newer pumps often have to be emmissions certfified on stands. None of this applies to 1950s-1980s farm tractors.
You mentioed "timing." OK. A tractor with an injection pump on it, is #1 static timed - and NO special tools needed. #2 if the pump has an automatic timing advance (not all do), it can be checked on a running engine with . . . a $10 timing window on a Stanadyne pumps, or a diesel-timing-light adapter on any other make.
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