fuel injection shop (ont)

I understand entirely how you feel.  I have had no luck with the pump shops near me and I am west of London.  I have and 8030 I bought at an auction in Alberta here for a couple years.  It has a rebuilt pump on it from a shop in Red Deer Alberta.  I have had 2 other 8030s and an 8010 and none of them ran like this one or started right for that matter.  I am sending my pumps to them to try from now on.  I have had two pumps right after rebuild (within a couple hours) literally self destruct and when I took them back they argued with me and said it wasn't their fault, both times they fixed them and wouldn't charge me for it, quit using them, next shop did the pump on my 210 and set it at 70cc, said right on the bill, ran it and it wouldn't pull nothing, looked in my service manual and it said something like 89cc, so I took it back, guy said my specs were wrong so I put it on the dyno, 101hp.  He set it right and then charged me for it, end of my business there too.  They are very hard to find some shop that is good and they all charge a lot of money for what they do I think. 

My machine shop guy uses a place in Markham called Dale's. I will get the # for you.I have done a Canada411 search and cant find it. Don't send it to First Diesel in Belleville. PM me to remind me. Dale's also advertises in Ontario farmer.

Brian

I would love to switch to a roosa, but then you have to switch injectors and fuel lines too,$$$$$$.My buddy sends his stuff to Sharma Diesel in Missisauga ,but he runs a dozen Mack trucks, nothing agricultural.Anybody heard of them.I get the ontario farmer,I will call that place and see if they know about the problems i'm experiencing.There's nothing worse than explaining to somebody what's wrong and you know they're not really listening and wont relay info to person who is actually doing the work.

There's a guy in Aberfoyle ( south of Guelph) that's supposed to be good....have to try to find his name......