Problem fixed. Tank was drained and I could see somthing blocking the fill hole to the sediment intake. So I removed it (kept tank on tractor) and it was a bug shell that fit nicely into that port. I blew it out then noticed a lot of gray crud that was in the assembly so I cleaned it all out, attached everything back and now it runs great.
Thanks for the help.
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Carb question part 2, sputtering still
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Re: Carb question part 2, sputtering still
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Re: Carb question part 2, sputtering still
ShawnAgne wrote:Problem fixed. Tank was drained and I could see somthing blocking the fill hole to the sediment intake. So I removed it (kept tank on tractor) and it was a bug shell that fit nicely into that port.
Your experience is exactly why I did this: http://farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=139&t=94154.
The chances of my sisters getting some crud in the tank are extremely high (based upon previous experience).
Bill
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Re: Carb question part 2, sputtering still
That's a great idea Bill, thanks for sharing!
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