JCB sitting for years. Water in diesel and probably in injector pump / injectors.

[BRS78660]

Ok, so I parked this JCB 208s a few years back and never got around to using it again. Now I can't get it to start.
I think it got water in the injector pump and injectors because when I drained the fuel it was like 50/50 water and diesel.
Do I have to replace them? Never had this issue before and have never replaced injectors.

I made a video of it if that helps > YouTube Video Here

I am pretty sure its water in the injector pump and injectors. Can I bleed them? Just remove and clean?

 

[thepumpguysc]

Now that u have fuel in the filter, crack the inlet/bleeder going into the inj pump.. AND.. loosen the steel lines AT THE INJECTORS..& give it a spin.. if u have fuel TO the injection pump and nothing out.. the control rack in the pump is stuck..
Does it shut off w the key switch or is it a pull cable shut off.. IF it’s a key shut off.?? Make sure u have power to the solenoid that allows it to start & run..
BTW.. that battery isn’t turning the engine fast enough to start my riding mower.. it’s gotta b FAST..

 

[BRS78660]

Thank you. I will try all of that and see what happens.

 

[BRS78660]

I know its been a while since I responded here, but I wanted to update on my progress with this tractor.

I made these videos along the way if you want to see what I did to figure out the issues:
Part 1:

Part 2:

Part 3:

I am not a mechanic, but I am also not afraid to get my hands dirty. I was a little intimidated buy the injection pump because everyone said they were so hard to do yourself. Glad I tried it because it was not that bad.