Posted by Clefus on December 13, 2008 at 20:55:34 from (98.21.77.193):
In Reply to: 706D starting problem posted by jdemaris on December 12, 2008 at 04:52:00:
Allan...
Is the pump advance procedure in one of the manuals...(i'm in here and my books are "out" there in the cold)...??
Also I usually had throttle at 3/4...but I bumped the starter a little to fuel the motor before hitting the glow plugs....my own crazy idea...thought id preheat the fuel in the cups...dunno..
I need to get a few things ready for my 560 before next winter to feed round bales.....this is the last year of square bales for me....
trying to find a cord for the existing heater...it has a heater in the soft plug...two prongs...or do you have to get the entire unit??
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