Installed loader tractor won't start

[topbuilder]

Sorry man. The dealership I worked at had a few of these, we just didn't have them long enough to have problems with them. I can tell you over the years I have run across very few tractors which required bleeding the injector lines to get them to run. If the air is worked out through the filters and pump, they go. We wish you luck. We have all had to deal with a gremlin like this at one time or another.

 

[gengine]

I'm not familiar with your tractor at all. Screw number one should be the fuel in to your injector pump. The number two is going to an injector. Start with the line going to the front cylinder. Loosen it just a little, crank the motor, then tighten it back up when you get fuel. If you don't get fuel, then your electric fuel shut off isn't working for some reason.

 

[btward79]

I'm not familiar with your tractor at all. Screw number one should be the fuel in to your injector pump. The number two is going to an injector. Start with the line going to the front cylinder. Loosen it just a little, crank the motor, then tighten it back up when you get fuel. If you don't get fuel, then your electric fuel shut off isn't working for some reason.

I started another thread for this since it's not the loader thanks for chiming in. Electric fuel shut off same as shutoff solenoid. I had the wife crank the tractor over and I can feel the solenoid clicking so it would seem like its doing it's thing. If I fell the click vibration shouldn't that verify its working?

 

[bubbu55]

This is a stupid question, but did you check the battery to make sure it's got enough juice to fire it up?

 

[btward79]

This is a stupid question, but did you check the battery to make sure it's got enough juice to fire it up?

No stupid questions thanks for chiming in. I actually had to charge it with my car because the battery was getting low so that can be ruled out. I sure wish that was it though.