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    Posted: 07 Aug 2016 at 3:25pm
Anyone know why my 160 dies when cutting the field and it hits a rough spot then dies.
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Probably the brush hog pulled more power then the tractor had. With a nasty field last fall I had to slip the shuttle clutch on my d15 with the brush hog in spots. The other problem I ran into was the stuff it cut up being too thick to clean out of the brush hog had to raise it up in some spots.
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check the fuel sediment bowl, something might be sloshing up blocking your fuel line! or change fuel filter
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Should check the air cleaner while you are at it.
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thanks for the help. But it wont recrank even using ether.
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May be an injector pump problem or it is not getting a steady fuel flow.  Probably the best trouble shooting is to start at the sediment bowl.  Remove the bowl to make sure fuel is flowing.  Is so, loosen the fuel line at the filter outlet and then at the pump to see if the fuel is moving.  
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Explain what you mean by "rough spot"? Rough ground or thick brush/heavy load?
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Could be both.
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Unhook the brush hog so you know there is no load on the tractor from the pto. Sounds to me like you might have gotten the brush hog stuck on something and the pto won't let the motor turn over.
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Originally posted by tommy tommy wrote:

thanks for the help. But it wont recrank even using ether.

Careful with the "rod bender in a can"! Perkins diesels don't like it so much! If you starve it for fuel because of a restriction in the line, tank or plugged fuel filters, you need to bleed the system of air according to the operator's manual.
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Look in the tank with a flashlight. I once had a leaf off a tree floating around on the bottom, stopping the flow of fuel occasionally.
sometimes I walk out to my shop and look around and think "Who's the idiot that owns this place?"
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It was a 4ft tall bush. Not much
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I finally got it to crank with a can of ether, which I hate to use, then did some more weed whaking and drove it to the shed. But when I turned into the drive, a 90 turn, it did it again. I used the E again, no go but after a few seconds it started to crank, but failed to start. I tried again with E after turning over for a minute it sounded like it was going to start and did not at which point I shot the E and it did start. SO to me it sounds like a fuel problem. Something stoping the flow or sucking air?????
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Start at the tank make sure you have good flow all the way to the pump before you get the pump looked at definitely sounds like fuel and like others said be careful with that can of rod bender.
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not sure what it is but am busy taking tank off. First step when I find whats doing it I will post it
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