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Re: Emptying Fuel from Cub 154 Lo-Boy
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Posted by Larry Hardesty on January 28, 2001 at 13:31:47 from (198.151.183.73):
In Reply to: Emptying Fuel from Cub 154 Lo-Boy posted by Rich on January 28, 2001 at 12:22:13:
Short of turning the tractor upside down and opening the gas tank cap, I would make sure the gas was shut off at the sediment bulb. Then disconnect the fuel line from the carb, place a funnel and a gas can under it, and then turn the gas back on at the sediment bulb. It might take a while for it all to run out, but I don't know of an alternative. I have a Cub 154 also.
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