hv_user
Guest
If its a 8780xp check the screen in the fuel line and on a 8780 the filter on the tank. good luck
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Combines losing power
AGCOfan
Guest
I agree with Onion Farmer. Had the same problem with the TR at work. Wasn't in the field but happened in the yard. Cleaned out the screen on the return line and that did the trick. This after we changed the filters with only 75hrs on them. let us know if it works. Take care, Nathan
john
Guest
Try the air filters even the inner one we had it plug up on our 8460 would run fine till you asked for more it would die right out. Cost us a service trip from dealer he checked fuel and filters last thing to check was inner filter took it out washed it in gas and away it went.
semnjoe
Guest
Figured it out today. Wasn't filters...air or fuel....the fuel shut off on the pump that closes when you turn the key off wasn't holding. I think it is a magnet that stays open when it has power and closes when you kill the juice. Anyway, took a piece of wire and wired it open and the think ran like a top. Can that be cleaned or serviced or is it in need of replacingIJ
NDJ
Guest
I had a similar problem. Turned out to be junk in fuel tank, looked like small pieces of plastic what fell when the tank was cut for fittings etc. Dealer had to remove the tank to get the bottom fitting out and installed a slightly higher fuel pick screen. Did not have any problems this past year with it.