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heah were back online, I would add oil , I believe your in the right place for the oil level screw since you put a wire in a hollow cavity , I guess if you use a oil can you could squirt it in that hole till it runs out if need be.
I remember those posts , I think the bolts loosened on the bell housing causing a seal to wear out running crooked. I think clutches were being replaced to because of being oil soaked. Do you have a loader on yours? If so that’s gotta come off. That is the tuffest part splitting is not all that bad.
On my 2006 50 hp foton there is one oil line that runs from the base of the oil filter housing to the injector pump, the oil is dumped in the crankcase after it runs thru the pump and discharged thru the front of the pump into a housing attached to the block. the other style has nothing but I suppose could be converted to circulate oil. oil levels is very important in a reservoir pump. I am having trouble with the site letting me log in so sorry for the delay.
well unless something bad happens there will be next year to work that tractor. maybe the bugs are gone for now. good luck
first you need to determine if the pump is lubed off the engine sump or the pumps own oil reservoir. if it is it own reservoir there might be two drain locations on the bottom of the pump and one level hole , the vent is used as a fill point. it takes time to drain and fill , it all moves very slowly for some reason . I would use 15/40 engine oil. If lubes from the engine I would just change engine oil and let it blend it is only a few ounces of oil.
maybe you should to think about using a cable instead of linkage just a thought but it might make things much easier if you can work it out with the anchor spots on each end.
I think that your writing about the manual fuel pump , when not in use that should be screwed down ,so try pushing down while turning to catch a thread and snug up.
I assume that the caps are the same, if you have to you could take it to a machine shop and have one made off the cap you have. was there any other parts that went missing when the cap fell off?
so if you use the manual hand pump with the fuel line cracked at the pump you get diesel where you opened the system right? I believe that most of these injector pumps have the governors on the back end of the pump. Maybe do a search on the make and model of the pump you never know you might find a parts breakdown , I think most of these pumps are bosch clones. Someone just did a governor on a wheeled tractor (on this ctoa forum ) and he said there were balls in his and it ran in air ( not oil lubed) it had rust in the housing ,he cleaned and greased and that let the governor work which let the fuel plate work again. I hope I remembered this correctly.
