Posted by The tractor vet on October 12, 2009 at 19:37:57 from (75.19.126.148):
In Reply to: To Tractor Vet- 1486 posted by Larry B 1486 on October 12, 2009 at 18:32:26:
All i can tell ya is get it on a Dyno and see what it is putting out and i would also say that the pump shop does not know what PLUS 10% is as if it was set a t 10 over she would throw smoke under load , now not as much as a super stocker but she would show some smoke . Now you say that the fuel line from the filter to the pump is STOCk but you did not tell me if it was NEW or old and here i would invest in a NEW LINE FROM CASE I H as that line has to be the correct line . NOw it MAY LOOK GOOD ON THE OUT SIDE but what about the inside ??? i have seen them LOOK GOOD on the outside but on the inside they will close off and when they are bad enough the tractor will plum shut down so if it JUST Starting to colaps just a little then it MAY be slowing the flow to the pump .
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