Interesting to note that he used a replacement filter that did have a drain. That should be a routine thing with a diesel which regardless of the size seem to get water in the fuel. As a farm kid I grew up around real tractors.
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Interesting to note that he used a replacement filter that did have a drain. That should be a routine thing with a diesel which regardless of the size seem to get water in the fuel. As a farm kid I grew up around real tractors.
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Perry, no apology needed. I always find these discussions interesting. Echoing one of your earlier comments, the breadth of knowledge and life experience people here are willing to share is impressive.
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Have an older Ford 3cylinder 4500 diesel backhoe... when is gets a fuel problem (lack of fuel) it will always rev up for a few seconds before it dies.... then will start and run normally... always a fuel problem....
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