Mahindra 8560 turns over but no start

[ChoctawhatcheeBob]

Spent a few hours out spraying poison with 3 Pt sprayer and stopped for a break and refuel. Put 7 gallons fresh off road in and tried to crank after about 30 minutes. Tractor turns over fine but would not start. Had turned tractor on and off several times that day with no issues. Just replaced fuel filters about 8 hours ago. Bled filters for several minutes and could hear air coming from around cap so I suspect it’s venting properly. I cracked line coming out of injector pump and turned tractor over and had fuel spurt out so I suspect it’s getting fuel to cylinder unless injector issue. Suspect it’s not a safety switch as that usually will not allow for tractor to turn over. No warning lights on either.
Any ideas on where to go from here would be greatly appreciated. The only thing I didn’t check was air filter. Didn’t suspect it since it had cranked several times the same day with no issues and I had not been bush hogging or in dirty/dusty situation.

Thanks!!

 

[bullbreaker]

Welcome to TBN . I might be wrong but seems like you would get more and quicker responses if you moved this over too :Mahindra Owning/Operating
instead of : parts and repair , Just saying I know its your first post . And again big welcome !!!
We also like pics , later down the road post some pic's . D 8560 beast of a tractor ! .....

 

[Roadworthy]

Since everything else seems to be in order perhaps you SHOULD check the air filter.

 

[ChoctawhatcheeBob]

Welcome to TBN . I might be wrong but seems like you would get more and quicker responses if you moved this over too :Mahindra Owning/Operating
instead of : parts and repair , Just saying I know its your first post . And again big welcome !!!
We also like pics , later down the road post some pic's . D 8560 beast of a tractor ! .....

Thanks!! I’ll figure it out sooner or later I suppose! Thanks for the welcome and guidance!

 

[ChoctawhatcheeBob]

Since everything else seems to be in order perhaps you SHOULD check the air filter.

Thanks for the reply. Going to get it sprayed out this afternoon real well and see what I get. Will let you know.

 

[CoyPatton]

Only thing I would think of to do other than air filter, would be to crack fuel lines at injectors. Do each one individually. But taking 7 gals of fuel in that size tractor should be a ling ways from sucking air. I agree that electrical issues either from a safety switch or even pulled loose wire from spraying would result in a no crank issue not a crank but no start issue.
Best of luck and welcome to the forum. Might want to post over on the Mahindra page.