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 | george devos
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2000-08-06 18557
I bought a fixer Kubota 6000 4wd that won't start, though it seems to have good compression. The speed control shaft seems to have a lot of play where it enters the injector pump. Any Ideas where I should start on this? Can I get any info about this tractor like what year and horsepower it might be? ThanksGeorge DeVos
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| Bird Senter
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2000-08-07 18572
George, try clicking on the link below and look up the specs on your B6000. ....
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| Kevin Walters
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2000-08-07 18575
Your loose shaft is not causing the problem. I have B6000 that runs fine with a lot of looseness in the shaft. You need to look at all the common diesel engine issues. They are really simple. You get fuel and air--they run. I would suggest first making sure the glow plugs work. These engines require a lot of preheating to get started. If they are working, check for clogged injectors. Good luck! ....
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