[Alberg30] RE: Bukh 10 Startup

[sousa, stephen (ENG)]

Al,

I have a Yanmar installed in the Alberg. I would recommend installing an
inline bulb used for outboards in the line between the tank and motor. I
have had this installed for four years, fill the filters and then loosen an
injector line and purge the system of air. This works great and eliminates
any startup or running issues.

Stephen
#114



-----Original Message-----
From: Albert Hammond [mailto:ahammond at hamptons.com] 
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 7:16 AM
To: public-list at alberg30.org
Subject: [Alberg30] RE: Bukh 10 Startup


This is my first try at changing oil and filters prior to startup. The
auxilliary is a Bukh 10 built in 1974 and I do not have a manual. Can anyone
tell me the proper way to bleed the fuel line. The glass cup below and part
of the fuel filter housing is only partially filled. I tried slow hand
cranking with the flywheel with no results. I could also use advice on what
to check before starting the engine.

Al
Pickle #619  
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