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Re: repairing vacuum lift/farmall A
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Posted by gene b on February 24, 2003 at 18:03:54 from (67.251.189.237):
In Reply to: repairing vacuum lift/farmall A posted by Wally Richardson on February 24, 2003 at 12:17:09:
First of all it is not a vacuum lift. It is a system that uses the exhaust gas for lifting the implements that were used with the models A and B. These are unique systems and work very well with normall maint we had one for years on a B with a cult. The hole on the bowl that is on the manifold is for 1/2in pipe that goes to a valve assy by the filter then to a cycl that is used to lift the imp. I have parts for the whole assy. What are you going to use for an imp. You my e-mail me for further info.
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