Posted by RBnSC on July 25, 2015 at 07:56:12 from (54.211.183.183):
Spent yesterday working on two of our tractors. A 4230 that started losing power and was hard to start. We parked it and grabbed our early model 4020 and used it until We inadvertently ran it out of fuel and got fuel out of a plastic tote we stored some fuel we got from our BIL that works at a tank cleaning company. The 4020 will not run at all and the 4320 will run but will not rev up. Both tractors have new filters and have their fuel systems primed. The fuel in the tote is about a year old and was full when we got it and used as we needed it until it got low and the last of it has been sitting till we needed fuel in a pinch. BIL has had the same problem with the same batch of fuel in there yard truck. Gone bad or separated? Ron
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