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[Mith]

how about pinching the fuel line if you want to shut it right off

 

[TOMLESCOEQUIP]

Just curl the bucket back till it stops...........have the loader idleing when you do it.......If the hyd pumps are in good shape this should kill the engine.............

 

[rozett]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Just curl the bucket back till it stops...........have the loader idleing when you do it.......If the hyd pumps are in good shape this should kill the engine............. )</font>

Won't this just trip the relief valve? Mine never stalls the engine regardless of how I curl the bucket.

 

[Soundguy]

My bet is to pull up on the accel pedal. Lots of our old 60's and 70's cat equipment shuts off that way. A few of them have a fuel shutoff pull line.. and even fewer ( only the new ones ) have the fuel solenoid shutoff.

Soundguy

 

[Egon]

I'd go for pulling up on the accelerator pedal too. Had to do that on the last one I was in.

Egon

 

[cwray57]

I believe after thinking about it that your 933 is a track loader/ What vintage/model is it?

I mentioned pulling the throttle pedal up earlier (thought it was a rubber tired loader at the time), but the older Cat machines usually utilized some type of over center throttle shut off, be it on the pedal hand throttle or a seperate control. Short story, if it is an older machine it probably uses a manual control for shutdown!

Clark

PS Do you have the operator's manual by chance? I always suggest securing the proper literature for anything if possible!

 

[TOMLESCOEQUIP]

I guess it would depend on how the relief is set........it usually won't pop off quick enough at an idle flow to prevent the motor from stalling..............

 

[stuart]

Please tell us now. Have you turned it off yet???

 

[Phils]

Doncha jus' hate it when a one-post wonder begs for quick help, but never posts again on whether or not any of the answers helped?!? (I do)

Phil

 

[oliver28472]

Probably out of fuel by now.