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Finally found my fuel problem! After putting in the old fuel injectors, finding out the new ones I purchased were not correct, the tractor started right up. However, still no power in high speed, 2nd and 3rd gear. I then replaced the last 2 fuel lines, one to the injector pump and the other...

I ended up taking one new injector out and I compared it with an old one, the thread area was longer on the new injector! I put all 3 old injectors back in, the tractor started right away. So the new injectors had to be the wrong ones. But now a new problem, tractor starts good, but it does not...

I've retightened all 3 injectors, bled each injector nut location, but still would not even fire.

I checked the fuel filter to make sure it had the o-ring in it, and its there, so that doesn't seem to be my problem there.

I bought the injectors on line from Amazon, I'm tempted to put the old injectors back on at least they ran good for about 1/2 hour before loosing some power, but the tractor kept running, just didn't have full power. I've tried every suggestion on bleeding the system, but nothing seems to work...

No, I did not replace the O ring, I'll check that too, thank you.

Thanks, I'll try that sequence.

Yes, I did change the fuel filter. There is a small thumb screw knob that I'm not sure if it should be open or closed? could that be the problem? I've tried both ways, doesn't seem to make a difference.

I changed the fuel injectors on my B7200 tractor, due to it would loose power after running for around 15 minutes. After I changed the injectors, tractor wouldn't start. Found information that the fuel system would need to be bled. Loosened nuts on fuel injectors, turned the engine over until...