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Bad FUEL Ruined My Classic Tractor! #tractor #tractorvideo #farming

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Video by Stoney Ridge Farmer

Stoney Ridge Farmer

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The video features a man introducing his Massey Ferguson 240 tractor and discussing a problem where water may have entered the injection pump due to leaving the fuel cap off. He points out various components of the tractor's fuel system, including the injection pump, fuel filter, fuel-water separator, and air filter, indicating an ongoing diagnostic process for fuel delivery issues. This video does not demonstrate generator carburetor cleaning.

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This is a circa 1986 or 84 Massie Ferguson 240 tractor. I've used this tractor on the farm for about a year. I got it for a good deal from a good friend of mine. His name's John. Great guy. Um, don't blame him one bit for the situation at hand here. Uh, what I do blame is potentially I left the fuel cap off of this tractor quite some time ago. And I think what happened, what had happened was the injection pump sucked water into it and then I let it sit. So I started it up and I moved it and it must have sucked water in. I don't know how you can suck water into an injection pump. And this is what it is. This is the injection pump. This is our fuel filter and fuel water separator. This is our air filter. I've been working on this tractor or scratching my head about this tractor for quite some

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