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MMFEngineer replied to the thread MF 3165.I would have said that the carry over plug was 53, replace that with a blanking plug. I can't see the whole valve in that picture, and...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread MF 245 OVER PRESSURE IN INJECTION PUMP "HELP".The banjo bolt in filter head has a really tiny hole in it, designed to let air pass through it but not fuel. If you look really...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread MF 3165.No you can't just blank it, there is a pressure feed through the loader spool to feed the backhoe. The easiest way would be to take the...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread 231S2 fuel injection pump.DP200 has not got a keyed shaft - DO NOT REMOVE THE FRONT COUPLING, you will lose the timing. You have to time the engine and lock the...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread MF-65 3 point height hard to adjust.Wear in the draft control spring/linkage can affect the position control. To test remove the top link, attach a chain in it's place...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread MF 165 oil gauge.Flare fittings will only seal against another flare - you won't seal with a barrel fitting. Make up a short pipe with a female flare...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread How to adjust PTO/Second Stage of clutch on MF240.If you've got 'classic pedals' (pivoted from the rear with a link to the clutch) first make sure that the link is in the front hole on...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread MF30 died in field ..fixed.Take the tap filter out and throw it away. Get a bit of plastic pipe and push it into the hole where the filter was, cut it off about...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread CAV Injection Pump Governor Setting.Don't move the spring unless you know where it should go, the engine can run away with terminal damage. The plate should tell you the...
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MMFEngineer replied to the thread MF-65 leaking Hydraulic oil from clutch casing..The tilt ram is likely to be either a bent rod or chrome damage. Both should be checked before re-sealing as new seals will be damaged...
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