Posted by Dellbertt on April 06, 2011 at 17:32:55 from (209.172.21.68):
I've wasted enough time with leaking sediment bowls and going to eliminate them on my Farmalls - cub, sa, 300U(2). I use inline filters and there is absolutely no need for that sediment bowl being there.
I made one up using a street L and a shutoff. I also have one made coming out of the tank with a shut off and then turning 90 degrees. The second one uses a couple nipples making it lower than I would like but I like the shutoff at the tank. My local hardware carries an awsome collection but I can't find what I want in one piece.
Question: Does anyone know if they make a shutoff with a 90 degree bend in a single piece.
Maybe someone already makes a shutoff to eliminate the bowl.
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