Ive been stranded by my 2750 Dear John. 4 sum reason it wont start when it's hot. Think the injector pump needs rebuilt. Gets hot, expands, and tolerances are outta whack.
@@brandonhoad9033 It sounds like you got it figured out, but if you haven't you might try fuel filters 1st for cheap insurance. My grandpa's 7710 it would always start hot, but it would surge 2-300 rpm. We did fuel filters; cut the old ones open, the pleats inside was water soaked. My thoughts was it gets hotter and it begins to basically shut the fuel off by the pleats swelling! Might be something to look into? The last injection pump that was sent off was for friend's john Deere, not sure which model and it was $1400 rebuilt.
@@LudasGarage right. This happened to me twice. I went to cut some firewood and my 029 would not crank at all. Until I got back home and then it cranked right up with no problems. I still haven't figured out what was wrong. Not unless the saw just didn't want to work that day lol. But I'm being for real. It wouldn't crank at all. And when I got home it cranked right up and I didn't do anything to it.
Brandon probably hit the nail on the head! When I saw with mine, and put it back in the quad to go saw at another place. I will hold the throttle wide open and pull on it, it'll fire up.
Ive been stranded by my 2750 Dear John. 4 sum reason it wont start when it's hot. Think the injector pump needs rebuilt. Gets hot, expands, and tolerances are outta whack.
@@brandonhoad9033 It sounds like you got it figured out, but if you haven't you might try fuel filters 1st for cheap insurance. My grandpa's 7710 it would always start hot, but it would surge 2-300 rpm. We did fuel filters; cut the old ones open, the pleats inside was water soaked. My thoughts was it gets hotter and it begins to basically shut the fuel off by the pleats swelling! Might be something to look into? The last injection pump that was sent off was for friend's john Deere, not sure which model and it was $1400 rebuilt.
Dang. I just it when something goes wrong. But things does happen.
@@joeyrector1015 I do too, but It could have been worse and I would have had to take it somewhere. Got to take the good with the bad
@@LudasGarage right. This happened to me twice. I went to cut some firewood and my 029 would not crank at all. Until I got back home and then it cranked right up with no problems. I still haven't figured out what was wrong. Not unless the saw just didn't want to work that day lol. But I'm being for real. It wouldn't crank at all. And when I got home it cranked right up and I didn't do anything to it.
@@joeyrector1015probably flooded
@@brandonhoad9033 don't really know. But it's been doing fine every since
Brandon probably hit the nail on the head! When I saw with mine, and put it back in the quad to go saw at another place. I will hold the throttle wide open and pull on it, it'll fire up.