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2240 diesel starting
My 2240 won't start without ether when the temp is around 65 or below. Give it a little shot and it starts right up and runs fine. When it's around 70 it starts right up without ether and runs fine. The fuel pump is less than a year old and the injection pump was rebuilt about two years ago.- Zhaque
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ENGINE REBUILD
I've been looking at an in-frame rebuild. I think I am mechanically well enough off that I think I can get the job done and a lot cheaper than dealer cost. I just want to be sure to order the right kit, it seems those engines had different sleeves.- Zhaque
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ENGINE REBUILD
OK. counting parts listed, How much total can I expect to pay to have the job done at a dealer ?- Zhaque
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ENGINE REBUILD
I'm just curious. My 1020 has quite a bit of blow-by after it gets warmed up. Just wondering how much, if any, blow-by is normal. I am also wondering with a ball park figure how expensive would an engine rebuild be ? I kinda love the old thing and have dreams of getting it back to as close to...- Zhaque
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1020 won't start
OK. SUPPOSEDLY the dealer changed plugs, points, condensor,rotor cap, adjusted valve timing and valve clearance. cleaned fuel tank, cleaned and adjusted carburetor, replaced fuel filter. When I got it back, it started and ran great but over a period of time. it has become more difficult to...- Zhaque
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1020 won't start
After spending 7000.00 at a dealer last year, I once again have a starting problem. After cranking for at least a minute, it sputters and coughs finally deciding to run. It dies at low idle and won't start again unless I choke about half way, at which point it will run and idle at 1000 but as...- Zhaque
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143 loader
143 loader has a lift cylinder leaking a pretty good clip. How do I SAFELY remove the cylinder so I can get it rebuilt ?- Zhaque
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1020 3 point lever
How hard is it to take out the shaft and put back in ?- Zhaque
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1020 3 point lever
It seems I broke the weld on the shaft that controls lifting/lowering the arms. How can I fix this, and how hard a fix is it? Looks like I am going to need parts. Also, why did this happen ?- Zhaque
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