Dads got a 1990 Zetor 7245 on a loader. It gets used every day of the year to feed the cows. But unlike his other Zetors (5711 and 5945) it need the lift pump priming to start. The other 2 you just press the cold start (and his other past Zetors (6711, 3511). If he doesn't it takes alot of winding for it to fire, where the others go straight away. is this normal or do we have a problem. I'm thinking injectors.
-
Hello.
In order to download file attachments or view image attachments in full size, you must be registered/logged in and have a level 2 member account.
No worry, its all for free!
For more details - click here.
question Zetor 7245 starting only with pump priming
- Thread starter adaml
- Start date
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2003
- Messages
- 4,013
- Location
- Laag Zuthem
- First name
- Renze
Machinery:
1976 5718
1978 5718 35kmh: Work in progress
1967 3011
The new versions not just had the new automatic cold start button mechanism, but also the low placed fuel tank, causing the fuel to flow back to the tank.
As known widely, Czech rubber isn't the best, it gets porous. Maybe a replacement of fuel suction hoses is needed.
Another cause for leaks is the fuel feed pump. check it too..
As known widely, Czech rubber isn't the best, it gets porous. Maybe a replacement of fuel suction hoses is needed.
Another cause for leaks is the fuel feed pump. check it too..
Similar threads
