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Old 11-18-2018, 01:58 PM
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Default Fuel return line D600

I picked up a D600 this summer to swap into the 2084.

I'm wondering what other guys have done for a fuel return?
run all the way to the tank or T into supply line somewhere?

I removed the engine from a Jacobson tri king and can't remember where the return went on that thing, I know there was only one line running to the tank.

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Old 11-18-2018, 02:03 PM
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I picked up a D600 this summer to swap into the 2084.

I'm wondering what other guys have done for a fuel return?
run all the way to the tank or T into supply line somewhere?

I removed the engine from a Jacobson tri king and can't remember where the return went on that thing, I know there was only one line running to the tank.

thanks
You CAN NOT T into the supply. It needs to return to tank. At least every diesel I ever worked on was this way
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Ya me too, diesel tech for the last 20 years or so
but this is my first Kubota
and as I said this didn't return to the tank to begin with

I found a service manual for the Jacobsen mower and it shows no return line to the tank.
but it doesn't show it going anywhere else either.

not that it's a big deal to run a line back there, just being lazy I guess
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Old 11-19-2018, 06:59 AM
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Tee it into the crossover on the back of the tank, that's how Cub did it on the 1782's
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thank you Sam Mac!

I completely forgot about that hose
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