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Re: A few questions about SEDIMENT BOWLS ???
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Posted by Dean on July 30, 2000 at 08:15:58 from (208.155.28.220):
In Reply to: A few questions about SEDIMENT BOWLS ??? posted by Alberta Mike on July 30, 2000 at 07:52:35:
Your answers are no, yes, yes. A tractor mechanic told me that that the brand new $250,000 combines he works on come with sediment bowls and they all leak. He replaces them with a fuel shut-off (ball valve) and a inline fuel filter. I made this modification to my tractor, including putting a butterfly valve (like a radiator spigot) in the bottom of the carburetor fuel bowl. Result: zero leaks and I can replace the $3 fuel filter in a minute or two.
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