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So silly question... have you shut the set down, and tried to restart it, holding the start switch much longer? I wonder if maybe when you started it, you didn't let the set field flash itself?
1–12.8.2 Field Flash. When the engine reaches sufficient speed (900 rpm), the magnetic pickup causes...
Oh and a tip on the top panel... its going to be siliconed in place along all 4 edges, as well as along the top of the dividing wall (the rear of the operator control box). You should be OK in Florida, but if you wonder why its not just easily popping off...
I had to take the **** thing off an...
Yeah if you arent locked up yet, just treat the fuel, and get the set running and up to operating temp. It should treat the entire system, and make you set for potential outages tomorrow.
Yeah, 911 is basically out of stock EVERYWHERE right now. And at least up here, the distribution hub must be near Boston (as I am told all trucks are planning on not running tomorrow with the storm, and unsure how Friday will look). Glad I have some on the shelf (though I told myself last week I...
I'm not advocating to help clear the filter. I am advocating for the rest of the lines. If a little can pass, the 911 will fix it. If its completely blocked, break out the torpedo heater.
My Kubota threw an injector line pressure fault a few days ago (very cold, as you know). A little antigel...
Yeah cheap money insurance is Power Service Diesel 911 (red bottle) and Power Service Anti-Gel+ Cetane boost (white bottle). Available at most auto parts stores, walmart, etc. Always make sure you have (1) spare fuel filter on hand (I buy my fuel and oil filters 12 at a time from Fleet Filter)...
It sucks. The only thing I can tell you is you are not alone. You will take a loss on this machine, but not completely. If the sheet metal is all straight, and the engine and cooling system in great shape, part it out. You might be able to recoup about half of your initial investment. A lot of...
The S dimension is OD of the nut, not of the threads. Try measuring the nut, and see if you come up with 1.312 (I am assuming its flat to flat, versus point to point).
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