Posted by Mike CA on April 30, 2008 at 19:21:52 from (214.1.211.251):
In Reply to: distillate manifold h posted by poorfarmall on April 30, 2008 at 18:04:26:
Janicholson said: The only reason to fix or remove would be no intention to run tractor fuel in it. If it is in cool position, and it is not a trailer queen, leave it. if it is in hot position, and it is a trailer queen fix it.
if it is a user, removal hurts nothing, but the manifold might be valuable with it to someone restoring a trailer queen. JimN
The outside arm has broken off of mine. I have no idea what position it's in. I was thinking about replacing the whole manifold because of it, but haven't been able to find one in working order. I was thinking about just welding an arm on there just for show, but if it's in the wrong position...
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