bleeding fuel line on New Holland

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Posted by Roger on Saturday, July 01, 2006:

Just when I needed my tractor to cut a field for a big picnic, my TD40 New Holland died in my the middle of my uncut area. I need someone to explain how to manually bleed the fueld line. the book has a small illustration that points to a screw to bleed the air out but I only see a screw on a clamp that keeps the fuel hose secure. Any help is appreciated.

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