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Re: Super A fuel problems
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on August 11, 2007 at 14:42:43 from (209.226.106.152):
In Reply to: Super A fuel problems posted by Muley on August 11, 2007 at 11:48:09:
Muley: This can't happen or at least we think it can't. If you had a leak around the sediment bowl, it may suck air but it would also leak gas. There has to be a blockage in the stem from tank to bowl. It could be temperory in nature. A lot of Super As, and other tractors as well have developed rust on inside of tank if tractor was parked for long periods. When someone starts reusing the tractor, motion and gas wash that flakey rust from tank walls. The flakey rust partially plugs the stem from tank to bowl. It can move and sometimes will restrick fuel flow more than others. Try screwing the bowl stem out of the tank, see what you find in there. Got to be that, the laws of graviety defy any other reasoning.
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