After plowing my neighbors road (2 miles in and 2 miles out)I shut the dozer off for the night.The next day I went to start it up and I cranked and cranked until my batteries went dead.I charged the batteries up over night and tried to start it back up.Even with a shot of either no go.Thinking I got air in the line I bled the injectors.Still no go.It acts like it wants to start I'm getting black smoke coming out of the exhaust but it still won't fire.This is a 24 volt system with no glow plugs.We have more snow coming tonight so I need to get this thing started.Any thoughts?
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