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Hi Bob and Rich,

I used my tractor only a few times early last summer.  When I went to move her inside the garage last september she started righrt up, but I turn the tractor off after 1 minute, because I remember that I wanted to change the oil before storing her for the winter.    Change the oil and went to start her up, but it would not start.    I look at the fuel system and saw that I was getting fuel at the injector pump, but not at the injectors themself.  I think that the fuel gelled up in the fuel pump but I am not too sure.   So I replaced the fuel pump this May and she was not starting.  I open the engine up and was trying to set the clearances for the valves, but could no turn the engine.

Rich, I have to remove the injectors to get access to the bolts that your talking about.  I have two 1/4″ threaded shafts on either side of each injector with nuts.  after removeing the nuts do the injectors just pull out or are they screw in place? 

also do I have to ajust the fuel injector pump in any way after I installed this new one?

Any help would be greatly appriciated.

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