Posted by Paul G. in Mn on September 13, 2007 at 16:25:10 from (206.183.178.132):
In Reply to: Who's got a 39 h? posted by soil transplant on September 12, 2007 at 19:21:12:
I should clarify a little of what Ive seen how the gas lines run. comeing off the bottem of the large tank there is a needle valve real close to what a MD uses. The line comes from that valve and has a loop about half ways to the small tank were it hooks into the IN port on the sediment bowl that is attacted to the small tank. The other line comes out of the sediment bowl OUT port and runs through the front main gas tank mount. (if you look from the side under the small tank and look tward the tank mount you will see the 2 holes) After if goes through the mount it makes a bend down tward the carberator were it attaches. I dont have pictures but this it the best I can explain it from what Ive seen
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