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Posted by the tractor vet on February 21, 2004 at 08:16:17 from (216.196.13.97):
In Reply to: RD fuel pump posted by roger on February 21, 2004 at 08:08:18:
The RD pump was I H's owen and was a far better pump as one pump could be used for all of I H's engines just by changing from a 4 cyl head to a 8 cly . head and adjusting the fuel rate , the only problem with the RD pump is the ft. bearing and if it gets to loose it whipes out the head and since I H closed the plant down that made it over a stike they went to the rossa master as a pump sorce . If the pump on your 1206 is a littel hard starting then i would think that the head pressue at cranking speed is weak and that the timeing is off or your comperssion is down or your injectors are not cracking at the wright pressure.
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