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Re: T20 manifold ?
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Posted by Canetractor on June 18, 2005 at 19:57:18 from (216.78.98.171):
In Reply to: T20 manifold ? posted by Nebraska Cowman on June 17, 2005 at 18:27:36:
The difference in F-20 and T-20 original all fuel manifolds is the controll linkage for heatriser. The T-20 uses a stud a few inches up from carburetor for a lever to change direction of control to up motion (bellcrank). Why is this needed ? Because the operators manifold heat lever is positioned much lower on crawler. Notice on F-20 all fuel manifold a boss or mounting pad down near carburetor but not drilled and tapped (about the size of a nickle). The same basic manifold is used on both.
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