Bobcat 864 - laboring issue when warm (deutz 73HP)

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Kitt

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Hey guys, I am having an issue where the machine behaves like it's starving for fuel and bogs/labors.......... It seems to surface when the (1) machine/ambient is hot or (2) randomly on weird angles/slopes, which could just be the machine working harder/hotter...............I'm at the start of a busy season at my house and would really like some help getting back up to power!............................ 300 hours ago: I have replaced the short 2" fuel hoses from the rail to the cylinders with non-braided standard diesel fuel line at some point..................... 100 hours ago: I replaced the in tank fuel pick-up screen/filter and used standard clear fuel line about 2 seasons ago, checked & screen is clean. When I fished the original out, I also grabbed a piece of straight black hose (assumed it was on the fuel return elbow, and wasn't necessary to replace).................... 50 hours ago: Removed the fuel bulb at some point too because that was sucking in when it got hot (and pinching off fuel) last season. I replaced the inline filter last year. 1 hour ago: fresh fuel filter on the machine & check pick-up line screen..............I am also wondering if there could be a loose electrical connection or wire short that's causing a brake engagement or some other issue............Any suggestions!?!? Thanks in advance for the help!
 
You mention that 50 hrs ago you replaced the hand primer as it was sucking flat, this is a sign of a restriction before the hand primer, filter, puckup tube, elbow, somewhere.
When it looses power, check the state of the hand primer, if it's flat again, you have a restriction causing the issues.
 

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