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R.G.M.

02-22-2008 16:45:06

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If you are haveing any type of starting proplem start with fuel filtration we don't take our tractors to the gas station to fill them up we bring the fuel back in a can witch often has dirt in it,your tank also has to be clean along with your sedament bowl and screen if we all would look at keeping our fuel clean most of the queastions of starting would neaver be on this forum.

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Dunk

02-23-2008 16:07:27

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Re: clean fuel in reply to Colin King, 02-22-2008 16:45:06

Dunk said: (quoted from post at 21:04:32 02/23/08)
Ross Pugh(NC) said: (quoted from post at 13:40:50 02/23/08) Dunk, you better be careful and label them jugs good, before you drink out of one of 'em. Don't want you drinking that 'ol sorry gasoline they sell now days. Might make ye sick!!

Sooooo ....

You think I ought to just run her on shine too?

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Dunk

02-23-2008 16:04:32

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Re: clean fuel in reply to Colin King, 02-22-2008 16:45:06

Ross Pugh(NC) said: (quoted from post at 13:40:50 02/23/08) Dunk, you better be careful and label them jugs good, before you drink out of one of 'em. Don't want you drinking that 'ol sorry gasoline they sell now days. Might make ye sick!!

Sooooo ....

You think I ought to just run her on shine too?

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gahorN

02-23-2008 01:47:44

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Re: clean fuel in reply to Dean, 02-22-2008 16:45:06

Dunk said: (quoted from post at 19:51:47 02/22/08) I hear thru the grape vine, if one gits blown up...

There is a whole bunch of virgins, waiting in heaven on them.

How do they come up with that stuff, much less convince anyone of that...

I can't imagine a worse He ll than living with 7 virgins. Whyddaya think they're virgins? :evil:

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Dunk

02-23-2008 18:02:18

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Re: clean fuel in reply to gahorN, 02-23-2008 01:47:44

Well...

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Mark Pearce

02-23-2008 00:24:11

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 16:45:06

R.G.M. Well you see this is the problem, ya'll don't drive em to the station. I ride my tractors to the station all the time. I get all kinds of comments on my mode of transportation there. City folk just don't get it, they always want to go way too fast everywhere. If I had a horse and a buggy I'd go to town via horse and buggy. Git out there fellers and git some seat time this weekend, even if it is on the road!!!!

Mark..... .....

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Colin King

02-23-2008 15:50:54

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Re: clean fuel in reply to Mark Pearce, 02-23-2008 00:24:11

Mark, In my part of the country, it would cost me about seven bucks to get the 8N to the filling station and back, and I don't consider my home county all that "remote." :-)

Colin

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Dunk

02-22-2008 19:10:31

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 16:45:06

I won't ever forgit the red Farmall, I rode so many hours on when I was just above a toddler.

"Use Clean Fuel, Keep It Clean"

The man that rode me on that Farmall, his Mother in Law, had taught me to read most anything at the ripe ole age of 3 Years old.

God Bless her heart.

She died not long after teaching me to read.

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Hobo,NC

02-22-2008 18:58:58

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 16:45:06

You said a mouth full,,, good clean fuel is hard to beat,,, I have paid my dues,,, not gonna fight a dirty fuel system BTDT,,, try and fight a dirty fuel system and it will always win....

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Dunk

02-22-2008 18:51:47

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 16:45:06

I hear thru the grape vine, if one gits blown up...

There is a whole bunch of virgins, waiting in heaven on them.

How do they come up with that stuff, much less convince anyone of that...

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R.G.M.

02-22-2008 18:27:47

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 16:45:06

dunk you the man

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R.G.M.

02-22-2008 18:46:12

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 18:27:47

sorry I met you da man

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Dunk

02-22-2008 17:44:05

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 16:45:06

Especially no problems since I cleaned, and coated the bottom (outside) of my gas tank, and all of the pin holes in it with 60/40 soldier, using a oxy/propane torch.

NEVER try this at home.

This is only for IDIOTS that ain't skeered of gitting blown up, cause they understand how to do this safely.

Not for the faint of heart either.

Batteries NOT included.

Only at participating dealers.

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Dunk

02-22-2008 17:36:14

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Re: clean fuel in reply to R.G.M., 02-22-2008 16:45:06

But do you know how to clean a rabbit, or a squirrel for some dumplings?

My '49 8N is supposed to have 3 screens in it, one in the gas tank (MIA) one in the glass bowl (nearly brand new), and one in the carb elbow (nope never seen one there)

I bring my gas in, in jugs.

I nearly never have a problem, since I have been all the way thru it.

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Ross Pugh(NC)

02-23-2008 08:40:50

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Re: clean fuel in reply to Dunk, 02-22-2008 17:36:14

Dunk, you better be careful and label them jugs good, before you drink out of one of 'em. Don't want you drinking that 'ol sorry gasoline they sell now days. Might make ye sick!!

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