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Re: B275 CAV fuel pump problems...help.
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Posted by jdemaris on January 20, 2004 at 05:23:32 from (209.23.29.166):
In Reply to: B275 CAV fuel pump problems...help. posted by Phil Anderson on January 19, 2004 at 08:42:18:
I'm not sure why you worry about removing the summer diesel from the tractor. I run it in all my equipment and actual temp. (not wind-chill) has be down to -38F (about -39C). I don't think wind-chill has anything to do with the parafin in diesel-fuel gelling, just the actual ambient temperature. Wind chill accelerates the amount of time it takes for something to cool down, but does not lower the actual temp. I add kerosene and anitgel, and subsequently have no gelling problems.
On to your B275 tractor, is it the early model with the CAV in-line pump and air governor, or the later CAV rotary with centrifugal governor?
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