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Re: Servicin' Tractors
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Posted by John A on April 23, 2006 at 14:05:45 from (65.161.170.101):
In Reply to: Servicin' Tractors posted by Allan In NE on April 23, 2006 at 11:09:25:
Allan, Darn your time! You would bring up the one project that I dred more that anything. First the little nut won't unscrew right. Just to the point that you will just barely be able to get the sediment bowl off. Next, cleaning the dam little thing, If I don't drop it, and break it all to pieces... and them cost me a run to town. ,... If I do get it clean, get the little jam nut to work smoothly, I get it installed.....I surenough, LEAK like a garden hose running at full blast. Wait till the water/junk line gets closer to the top. Then next time in town get a new one,... Then R&R... I hate thes little things! LOL! Later, John A.
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