Good evening everyone! First time on here, I recently picked up a B6000 with 206 loader and a woods finish mower. For the price I got the whole package, I was happy.
So long story short, the gentleman i purchased it from bought it running and operating albeit rough around the edges. He then began disassembly for a restoration but had some unexpected health problems and he had to sell. I picked it up as a basket case, lots of parts and broken down into engine, front case, rear case and trans tunnel.
I have the owners, loader and mower manuals.
So here's my first of many questions most likely, I'm working to put it back together but want to test a few things before I put the two halves back together. First up is testing the engine, and putting the fuel system back together. In the attached photo, the two arrows point to what I think are the fuel inlet from fuel pump and the second one has me stumped? Pressure port? Return line?
Don't worry about the wood A-Frame, its built for extremely light duty, mostly since I work alone in the garage and sometimes holding a odd sized part is super helpful. Max I've lifted with it is maybe 100 pounds.
I attached a few other photos of the day it came home and where it's at now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
- Nick
So long story short, the gentleman i purchased it from bought it running and operating albeit rough around the edges. He then began disassembly for a restoration but had some unexpected health problems and he had to sell. I picked it up as a basket case, lots of parts and broken down into engine, front case, rear case and trans tunnel.
I have the owners, loader and mower manuals.
So here's my first of many questions most likely, I'm working to put it back together but want to test a few things before I put the two halves back together. First up is testing the engine, and putting the fuel system back together. In the attached photo, the two arrows point to what I think are the fuel inlet from fuel pump and the second one has me stumped? Pressure port? Return line?
Don't worry about the wood A-Frame, its built for extremely light duty, mostly since I work alone in the garage and sometimes holding a odd sized part is super helpful. Max I've lifted with it is maybe 100 pounds.
I attached a few other photos of the day it came home and where it's at now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
- Nick
