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Re: H Head vent tube missing
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Posted by Farmer Bob on March 09, 2000 at 23:33:09 from (207.227.187.21):
In Reply to: H Head vent tube missing posted by Frog Level on March 09, 2000 at 06:22:08:
If you're going to remove the fitting go easy on it. Those original fitting are soft and you chance schmooshing it. Use a 6 point box-end wrench on it and go slow. Replacements are probably available but they are different than your standard brass fitting found in the normal places today. The small hole near the top bend was most likely caused by it rubbing on the under side of the hood. and, like the other posts say, it vents the oil fumes from the head back down into the oilbath air cleaner.
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