What to do if there is no fuel to the engine of my MacDon Tractor?
If there is no fuel reaching the engine of your MacDon Tractor, you should first fill the fuel tank if it's empty. If the tank is full, consider replacing a clogged fuel filter. Finally, inspect the fuel lines for any blockages or damage.
What to do if the MacDon Tractor has old fuel in the tank?
If your MacDon Tractor has old fuel in the tank, you should drain the tank completely and then refill it with fresh fuel.
What should I do if my MacDon Tractor has a poor battery connection?
If your MacDon Tractor has a poor battery connection, you should clean any corrosion from the connections and then tighten them securely.
What to do if the MacDon Tractor has water, dirt, or air in the fuel system?
If your MacDon Tractor's fuel system is contaminated with water, dirt, or air, you will need to drain the system, flush it thoroughly, refill it with clean fuel, and then prime the system.
What should I do if my MacDon Tractor has low battery output?
If your MacDon Tractor has low battery output, you should test the battery to determine its condition. Also, check the battery electrolyte level and replenish if necessary.
What to do if my MacDon Tractor has the improper type of fuel?
If the MacDon Tractor has the improper type of fuel, you should drain the tank and refill it with the correct fuel.
What to do if controls are not in NEUTRAL in MacDon Tractor?
If the controls are not in NEUTRAL on your MacDon Tractor: * Move the GSL to NEUTRAL. * Move the steering wheel to the locked (centered) position. * Disengage the HEADER switch.
What to do if the crankcase oil is too heavy in my MacDon Tractor?
If the crankcase oil in your MacDon Tractor is too heavy, replace it with the recommended oil type.
How to fix an engine that won't crank on MacDon Farm Equipment?
If your MacDon Farm Equipment engine won’t crank, make sure the ground speed lever (GSL) is in NEUTRAL. Also, ensure the steering wheel is in the locked position and the HEADER ENGAGE switch is disengaged.
What should I do if the starter cranks slowly on my MacDon M1170?
If the starter on your MacDon Farm Equipment cranks slowly or doesn't operate, begin by checking the battery charge and clean and tighten any loose or corroded battery connections. Ensure all controls are in NEUTRAL by moving the GSL to NEUTRAL, positioning the steering wheel to the CENTER position, and disengaging the header. Inspect the relay and wire connections. Replace the main fuse if it is defective or blown, and also replace the key power fuse if blown. Lastly, ensure you are using the recommended oil.
General| Brand | MacDon |
|---|---|
| Model | M1170 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
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