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Fuel system for kubota 900rtv starts runs for 15 sec then shuts off
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Two thing to know, if you have been below freezing for some time and haven’t treated fuel it might be gelled, my first guess, also could be a plug or gelled fuel filter as well… another guess would be the fuel pump

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Open the fuel bleed valve on the side of the injection pump by rotating it fully counter-clockwise. Pull the cylinder head decompression knob (if equipped) and crank the engine over for 10 – 15 seconds. Close the fuel bleed valve and attempt to start the engine normally.
A well maintained Kubota tractor should last between 4500-5500 gauged hours.
After this initial check, you should change the engine oil and filters roughly every 200 hours, while the transmission fluid and hydraulic oil filters need attention only once every 300 hours after the first check. There are some checks that you should carry out every 50 hours throughout the lifetime of the tractor.
A general rule of thumb is that 2,000 to 2,500 hours is well broken-in while anything above 35,000 hours is considered high.
398 gallons per hour of fuel right about four tenths.
For optimal performance, a diesel engine`s primary need is a continuous supply of clean fuel. A symptom known as “airlock” occurs when this flow is interrupted by an air bubble, causing the engine to shut down and refuse to start.

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Why will my1994 bravada not start?
ANSWER : Very possible your new pump went out again, or was not installed correctly. Check fuel pressure. If you know electrical you can jumper the relay to run the pump. On some GM models I have seen a test wire for the pump underhood.

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1999 ford expiodition
ANSWER : Use a pressure gauge to check pressure at the rail. Change fuel filter. Replace fuel pump if needed.

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BX24 kubota tractor purchase new in 2007 – diesel; after turning off ignition, tractor continues to run irradically for a few minutes. It doesn’t shut off when I get up out of the seat with the brake off. I’ve cleaned all terminals on the seat and ignition. Approximately 200 hours on it. Has always been under cover. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thank you.
ANSWER : That sounds like an injector pump problem and not the switch.

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I have a B1200 kubota tractor and want to get a manual on it
ANSWER : Call (803)-536-9411 or 800-849-9412 ask for Justin. Tell him Brad sent you
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How do I change the fuel filter on my 3020 John Deere diesel tractor
ANSWER : Leaving the fuel valve on the tank in the on position will allow fuel to run through the line & keep the air purged during removal. On the other side between the pump & the filter, having the new filter topped off & speedily installed will lessen the chance of air entering the line. Once the filter is installed, open the bleed screw at the top of the filter. Just my redneck way.

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Fuel mix oil to fuel ratio
ANSWER : The oil ratio is 50:1
Here is the website: http://homeguides.sfgate.com/oil-fuel-mixture-farm-tough-husqvarna-chainsaw-83933.html What Is the Oil Fuel Mixture for Farm Tough Husqvarna Chainsaw

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Fuel Ratio Fuel mix ratio for Homelite (chainsaw) ut # 10520a
ANSWER : 40:1 is about right. Be sure to use modern synthetic oils made for saws and premix thoroughly before adding to the saw.

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Have a craftsman 16″ chain saw 358.360260. Could not initially get it started after it had sat for a couple years with fuel stabilizer in it. When I went to use it the fuel had all evaporated and the fuel pick line was rotted. I replaced that with some difficulty but finally got it on. Saw still wouldn’t start. Replaced the fuel filter. Still wouldn’t start. Pulled the carb apart and cleaned and recleaned everything. Diaphragms were good and I didn’t adjust any of the mixture screws because as I said it ran fine before storage. Non of the carb passages were clogged. Fresh gas 40:1, good spark plug and good spark. Airfilter is good. Engine has maybe about 4 hours of total run time on it. It’s a ZAMA (?) carb. It will run for about 30 seconds when I manually prime it by pouring a small amount of fuel directly though the carb. When I was disassembling the carb the vent hose that goes back into the fuel tank seemed to have a small out of ?substance? in it which I cleaned out. It was right at the end the of the hose that goes back into the fuel tank and not up by the carb. It didn’t appear to be like your typical gummy deposits/varnish though. I hope it wasn?t some type of spongy check valve stuff that is supposed to be in there. That might explain some of my problems. Anyway, I also can not seem to get the primer bulb to fill. When I open the fuel tank, look in side and depress the primer bulb, air bubbles come out of the fuel filter. But when I let the bulb reexpand there’s no fuel that gets sucked up the hose. I can however seem to fill the primer bulb when the fuel tank is full and the chainsaw is laying on it?s pull cord side and the bulb is depressed a bunch of times. The saw will also start and run again for about 15 seconds then die. It’s definitely not getting/fuel and probably running out . Thanks.
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