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    Massey 2675 fuel problems

    Thanks guys. Drained the tank. Discovered black sludge on walls and floor of tank plus floating blobs. Neighbour says tractor is prime candidate for "diesel algae", sitting out of use for most of the year: just haying for me and crops for previous owner. Cleaned out the tank with pressure hose...
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    Massey 2675 fuel problems

    Massey fuel filters were replaced three weeks ago. When fuel lift pump was installed two weeks ago, tractor ran the round baler perfectly for about six hours. Now, only idles well and stops if throttle lever is lifted. When injection cover bleed screw is loosened with engine running, plenty of...
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    Massey 2675 fuel problems

    Thanks. We removed the constant bleeding fitting and could see no dirt. Air is still building up under the bleed screw at the top of the injection pump. After quick bleeding, the engine runs fine at any speed for about an hour and then stalls unless placed at idling speed. At that low speed...
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    Massey 2675 fuel problems

    This haying season, my Massey 2675 engine would slow down and stop in the field. We found air in the fuel pump and we blew out the two lines from the tank, checked every fitting, replaced the filters, and later installed a new fuel pump. Now, the engine will work for several hours and then...
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    Thanks for the insight. For tractor operation on the farm, I only need the high and low range gears. The bottom line: what damage would be done if I continue to operate the tractor without repairing the control valve problem or intermediate clutch problem in the transmission?
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    Thanks. Very helpful. So, you're saying that the intermediate clutch is not being released and that will eventually cause damage to hi/lo range?
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    This message is a reply to an archived post by lugnuts2030 on February 02, 2021 at 13:45:44. The original subject was Re: Massey Ferguson 2675. This is a follow-up to a discussion in the spring about warming up a Massey 2675 to ensure no damage is done to the tranny Despite my best efforts to...
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    Now, I'm thinking the inlet pipe would be as described in my previous entry but the hot water outlet would go via a "y" piece attached to the return line of the the cab heater above the water pump. Any disadvantages?
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    ack to installing an external circulating tank heater. The MF2675 has an oil cooler that circulates coolant through an oil chamber. It seems an easier hookup would be to use "t's" to connect the inlet for the tank heater with the inlet pipe to the oil cooler; the tank heater pipe outlet would...
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    Thank you. Very helpful! That's a good looking manual with clear print. Are you allowed to say where you got it?
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    Thanks for getting that picture on! It sure would be nice to find something definitive from MF people on whether the power shift should be left disconnected. The tractor is in great shape and don't want to threaten that!
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    That would be fantastic! I got a MF2675 service manual sent on-line but the pictures were low quality and the instructions substantially clipped off at the edges resulting in a semi-useless document. Can you tell me how we know the setting of the linkage is correct for the two levers to work...
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    Very helpful. What kind of linkage is shown in the book?
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    Massey Ferguson 2675

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    Massey Ferguson 2675

    Can anyone advise me on these two levers outside the transmission. The two look like they should be linked together or to something but with what? Pictures taken on the right hand side of the tractor. [img]https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/mvphoto69720.jp
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