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Well problem solved not the outcome I hoped for but tractor is fixed I bit the bullet on the Branson pump and it solved the problem it seems the Branson pump has a built in pressure regulator. The edelbrock pump pushes more fuel than the engine can handle so the engine chokes off after it runs...

Update! I put the clamps on the hoses and solved the fuel pick up issue I did have to prime it to begin with but now it will run For a few minutes and then die off like it’s air in the system I can open the bleeder screw and it will pick back up. Im really starting to think I’m gonna have to...

I didn’t have any issue till the pump went out I tried to salvage the old pump to no avail piston still seems to pump and diaphram looks good but the issue seems to be with the electrical part that makes the pump work I had a blown fuse that I replaced which further confirms my suspicion maybe...

These are tough tractors for the $$ I have used mine for everything from clearing a lot moving trees and digging up stumps to breaking up the garden to bush hogging and I have no complaints on performance but when they break parts are ridiculous I had to replace the water pump last year over...

I checked the line all the way to the tank and did not see any indication of any type of leak the only thing I didn’t do was put the hose clamp back on at the pump on the tank side but when it was pulling the fuel there were no leaks there I would think if that was the issue it would be some...

when I blew in the line that’s what I was checking for I don’t believe it’s a blockage when you stop blowing the pressure forces the fuel back in the line I hook it to the pump and it pulls the fuel from the tank until I turn the pump off it’s like it loses it’s prime

i have an older model 3510 and the fuel pump went out i was able to install a edelbrock pump from O Reilly’s and get it to push fuel to the injector pump it started and ran but before I could bleed the air it cut off It appears it stopped pulling fuel from the tank I pulled the line between tank...