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Read articles →A real-time field fix for a Massey Ferguson 2607H that lost fuel prime due to a deteriorating fuel line. The video walks through identifying the cracked hose, cutting it back to good material, splicing in a replacement, and attempting to re-prime the engine. It's rough and informal, not a polished how-to, but owners troubleshooting the same fuel-prime issue will find the hands-on approach useful.
Posted by the Dave P. channel, with no additional context available about the creator's background or affiliation.
A fuel hose was deteriorating and leaking, with visible cracked spots, which caused the tractor to lose fuel prime.
Cut the hose back past the bad, split sections until reaching good healthy hose, then splice in a replacement section.
The deteriorated hose was roughly four years old before it started splitting and leaking.
