Posted by rlp in Co. on June 13, 2021 at 22:18:44 from (174.212.228.105):
I have the injection pump off and I cleaned the filter. It was about half plugged up. I hope this fixes the lack of power. How can I turn the pump up for more power? Do the springs that control the delivery pump pressure have anything to do with changing the power? I ported and polished the head and did a little work on the intake and exhaust manifolds already. I was pulling a stump out for a guy and it wouldn't even spin a tire. Of course the chain was pulling down on the tractor but still it should be able to spin a tire! I have a turbo to put on it, but that wouldn't do a lick of good if I can't add more fuel! I did try to turn it up once before and it helped a little but I can't remember exactly how I did it. Is it possible that this pump will not deliver enough fuel for a turbo?
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