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Posted by old on July 23, 2007 at 18:32:31 from (4.245.2.206):
In Reply to: 3- SC questions posted by Idaho Ron on July 23, 2007 at 17:58:59:
In line filters are just great. Thats why I have had a good many cases of beer given to me. People call me and say there tractor will not run, so I go look and 99% of the time they have an in-line filter on them. I throw the in-line filter in my tool box hook up the fuel line as it should be and they then ask me whats the charge, I tell them a case of beer. Gravity flow fuel system don't work well with automotive type in line filters because they where made for fuel systems with a fuel pump. THROW that filter away and your problem will go away also
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