Looks like algae build up I've had that happen b4 had to use some biocide to kill it no problems since. I also keep my tanks full as possible helps keep the water and that keeps the algae out.
bill they make oil filter cutters. they are like a big steel or cooper tubing cutter or exactly like a tailpipe cutter here in Niagara falls new york we have harbor fright comparing it to your ad it looks the same as your princeless auto. here in the states, they are under 20 loonies lol of course as a mechanic for a garbage company from 190-2011 I've seen the big tool companies with them too for 5 times that. snap on mac maco. a good way to check your paper pleats is I cut the top and bottom with a utility knife and then bunch them all together like an accordion and squeeze the stack of folded paper in your vice. not so much needed with a fuel filter but works great on oil filters miss the kids carving pumpkins with your sword knife collection lol like the old days. just last week's youtube suggestion was about eight years ago when you and the kids were carving pumpkins and I don't remember if you did but you kept saying your gonna get your chain saw to carve them cause they were so thick. I need to finish watching it I believe it was just over an hour-long lol those "worms" could have been algae and probably getting pumped from your holding tank, of course, I didn't see them in person so maybe they were just shredded leaves. kee up the great work. my two nephews just love your tractor videos. One 3 and one 5. they both have their own 1960s john deer the younger one has a 60s model 60. little 8 or 10 hp lawn tractor and the older one has a newer 60s 110 not your 110 backhoes but another 10 hp 32 or 36-inch cut mower .both run and cut even knowing they have those junk Tecumseh mowers anything but those. they went out of business in the 90s I believe and now harder to get good parts
That does look like leaves. Is the tip of the pump nozzle at the big tank open where a leaf might get blown up into it and stuck? Other than that it would seem to be impossible for a leaf to get in there without a vandal. Could also be a build up of some kind.
I sent your FB fan page an article on diesel fuel algae with pictures I think I did it right. sorry if it was actually sent five times, also sent a crapy picture of the older nephew on now his younger brothers john deer 60s the 110 burred in the shed now for winter but looks very similar
If you get water in fuel and it gets into the injectors you will blow the tips off the injectors.water will compress to much and blow the tips off.then you just killed the engine.it will need a full rebuild and complete draining of the fuel system.
Hey bill what’s goin on with the videos there seems to not be a intro or nothing now it’s just jumping straight into the middle of it or is that how your editing them? I swear it’s as if the video isn’t starting from the beginning anyway cheers keep up the great work
Looks like algae build up I've had that happen b4 had to use some biocide to kill it no problems since. I also keep my tanks full as possible helps keep the water and that keeps the algae out.
Alge growth inside of a plastic tank. They are bad for that
Might want to take a look at your fuel tank and pump outside of your shop in the cemetery where you fill up all the equipment
Good work Bill. I bought a 2025R, that’s actually how I found your CZcams page. I looked up the tractor and there you were. Thanks for the video.
Thanks 👍
Bill you’ve got the best CZcams videos!! Keep working on them tractors bud!! Have a great weekend!!
Thanks, you too!
bill they make oil filter cutters. they are like a big steel or cooper tubing cutter or exactly like a tailpipe cutter here in Niagara falls new york we have harbor fright comparing it to your ad it looks the same as your princeless auto. here in the states, they are under 20 loonies lol of course as a mechanic for a garbage company from 190-2011 I've seen the big tool companies with them too for 5 times that. snap on mac maco. a good way to check your paper pleats is I cut the top and bottom with a utility knife and then bunch them all together like an accordion and squeeze the stack of folded paper in your vice. not so much needed with a fuel filter but works great on oil filters miss the kids carving pumpkins with your sword knife collection lol like the old days. just last week's youtube suggestion was about eight years ago when you and the kids were carving pumpkins and I don't remember if you did but you kept saying your gonna get your chain saw to carve them cause they were so thick. I need to finish watching it I believe it was just over an hour-long lol those "worms" could have been algae and probably getting pumped from your holding tank, of course, I didn't see them in person so maybe they were just shredded leaves. kee up the great work. my two nephews just love your tractor videos. One 3 and one 5. they both have their own 1960s john deer the younger one has a 60s model 60. little 8 or 10 hp lawn tractor and the older one has a newer 60s 110 not your 110 backhoes but another 10 hp 32 or 36-inch cut mower .both run and cut even knowing they have those junk Tecumseh mowers anything but those. they went out of business in the 90s I believe and now harder to get good parts
additives gelled to bottom of tank and algae
That does look like leaves. Is the tip of the pump nozzle at the big tank open where a leaf might get blown up into it and stuck? Other than that it would seem to be impossible for a leaf to get in there without a vandal. Could also be a build up of some kind.
You must have trees close to your fuel tank.you got the leaves into it when you filled up the tank
Take the sender unit and float out and you will have more openings. Pressure wash it out or steam it.
Like you said that was a lot of work. I'm wondering, how do leaves get in the tank?
Maybe you should look into see if they have a screen for the fuel tank.
screen filters are great kubota has it as a option wich there only $12.00 for a feul tank filter kit at my kubota dealer
@@michaelmactavish1728 That is what is on my tractor.
Do you have a water separator on your main fuel tank?????if not get one on there to keep water out if the fuel to keep your engine alive
I sent your FB fan page an article on diesel fuel algae with pictures I think I did it right. sorry if it was actually sent five times, also sent a crapy picture of the older nephew on now his younger brothers john deer 60s the 110 burred in the shed now for winter but looks very similar
How much is a gallon of diesel up your way, Bill? Thanks
Maybe you should use the paint filter when you fill up at the pumps.
What year is that 2032r?? I have a 2019 and it's nothing like yours. My tank is under the left side rear fender, not under the hood.
Might have had something in one of your fuel containers
If you get water in fuel and it gets into the injectors you will blow the tips off the injectors.water will compress to much and blow the tips off.then you just killed the engine.it will need a full rebuild and complete draining of the fuel system.
Hey bill what’s goin on with the videos there seems to not be a intro or nothing now it’s just jumping straight into the middle of it or is that how your editing them? I swear it’s as if the video isn’t starting from the beginning anyway cheers keep up the great work
it was part 2 of one longer video.
I know that you saw him when you edited this video, but chippie made his entry at 27.30...
Wow your coolant is low
When you get your fuel tank filled are theirs dirty ??
I have a filter on the tank for the rust and stuff from inside the tank
It’s bio algae
Its algae, Bill. You need to treat it in your main tank.
how would that come through the finger on the main tank?
@@billstmaxx the algae grows inside your plastic tank over time, just like it grows in a pond, just a different kind of algae
Are you using bio diesel? That stuff is pure crap.
Chippy 27:30 Fast bugger
Fungus from the diesel fuel
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Watch out putting that wrench on the battery like that. Recipe for disaster.
Shop vac
looks like leaves
Feel free to leave the dog in the house.
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