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My tractor won't start and winter is coming

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jeff parks the

10-13-2001 18:24:01

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Guys please help me with some info on how to fix my problem. The injector coupler on my super major has come apart, any idea where i can get a replacement, and why this terrible thing has happened to my beloved tractor. The injector says simms on it but I have been told that it is a mimmec injector.

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Darren Elliiott

10-16-2001 18:39:54

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Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to jeff parks the proud owner of 64 super major 5000, 10-13-2001 18:24:01

Jeff

1st off...what spark plugs do you have....h10's or h12's...that could be the difference...although i do not know much about these tractors except that we (our family doesnt use it in the winter)

Thats all i can say

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William

10-19-2001 02:33:41

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Re: Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to Darren Elliiott, 10-16-2001 18:39:54

What you are talking about, Darren? The Super Major is a DIESEL-tractor, it doesn't need spark plugs!

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Rod

10-14-2001 05:47:39

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Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to jeff parks the proud owner of 64 super major 5000, 10-13-2001 18:24:01

Jeff do you have any photo's of your Super? The reason is that I�m slowly rebuilding my NP Super and have an keen interest in seeing the difference, if any between the USA "Super Major 5000" and the Aussie "New Preformance Super Major" versions.

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jeff

10-14-2001 13:33:10

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Re: Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to Rod, 10-14-2001 05:47:39

Rod my brother has a scanner I'll get him to send you some pictures. Jeff

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Rod

10-14-2001 05:47:22

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Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to jeff parks the proud owner of 64 super major 5000, 10-13-2001 18:24:01

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Brian

10-14-2001 02:18:35

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Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to jeff parks the proud owner of 64 super major 5000, 10-13-2001 18:24:01

Jeff,
It's no big deal that your coupling has broken. These items are a wearing part. The coupling should be available from a Case/New Holland dealer.

To fit it,turn the engine onto No.1 with the timing on 21 degrees in the little window under the right hand side channel and line on pump drive is lined up with line on pump plate.

Remove the injector pipes and pump mounting bolts, slacken the coupling clamping bolt on the engine end of the pump drive.

Fit new coupling, reassemble.

Slide engine end of drive towards pump until coupling is nipped.

Tighten clamp bolt.

Hope this helps.

Brian

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jeff parks

10-14-2001 13:30:34

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Re: Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to Brian, 10-14-2001 02:18:35

Brian thank you very much Sir. sounds easy enough. i really appreciate your help, jeff

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Bill S.

10-18-2001 21:45:25

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Re: Re: Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to jeff parks, 10-14-2001 13:30:34

Jeff, I too have a FSM and the coupling is worn slack so at low rpms it slaps (or should I say clacks, not confused with combustion clatter) and I inquired with my Ford dealer (who has been very good) and the code says it's no longer available. My plan is to go to an industrial/commercial plastics firm and buy a suitable piece of sheet stock and carefully lay out the pattern and then saw it out leaving a small tolerence for filing to snug fit. This won't even be a tough duty as extreme temps are not subjected to the exposed coupling. If I were broke down and needed to finish a few more hours I'd even try using as dense a piece of plywood as I had available. Has anyone else done such as this? Bill

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Brian

10-19-2001 01:53:05

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Re: Re: Re: Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to Bill S., 10-18-2001 21:45:25

Bill and Jeff,

The industrial boys used another type of coupling which was made of rubber. This had a different drive and driven flange but was all together a better system. Try old New Holland combine breakers or truck breakers.

The plastic idea sounds good but remember, the pump takes a bit of driving so I would think the ply wood would wear quickly.

Good luck

Brian

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Bill S.

10-19-2001 05:12:35

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: My tractor won't start and winter is coming in reply to Brian, 10-19-2001 01:53:05

Sorry, I didn't mean to mislead. The plywood idea was not thought to offer more than a few hours of operation. The plastic should be as good as original and appear to be original except if the color is wrong. Bill S.

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