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Something Gross in my FUEL TANK! #tractor #automobile #farming

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Video by Stoney Ridge Farmer

Stoney Ridge Farmer

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This project demonstrates how to identify and clear a significant clog in a tractor's fuel shut-off valve. The process involves safely removing the valve assembly, inspecting contaminated fuel, disassembling the valve, and physically removing accumulated debris to restore proper fuel flow. Note: This video segment focuses on the diagnostic and cleaning process and does not show reassembly.

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My guess is we're going to see some duty come out of this. Nothing. I just pulled the whole valve assembly out of there. Yep, that's fuel. That ain't good looking fuel. That's a rusty crusty nastiness. I'm going to smell good on my date tonight. Woo. Oh, we got some long life tractor preservative coming out of here. That's going to make her shine. Shine. I think all my trash debris is gone. And I can see right there that this is clogged up also. This is my shut off valve. Ain't nothing coming out that boy. All right, I'll take this set screw out of here. And that little guy there. And then I will screw this entire thing. Got a little rubber piece in there. And out comes the valve. Give her a little push with our tool there. That's it. She's birthing out a nasty goober. Just a solid chunk of rubbery nastiness. Going to name you a slime ball. Look at that. That's what I got. The injection pump is full of that stuff. Good girl. Googly doo. We'll never get this job

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