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Was thinking about the moisture that get inside the PCB. The ones I have split apart have had poor sealing jobs that allow moisture to get in but not out. What if the had holes like one on the bottom and one or two on the sides. Use WD40 to keep the inside coted and let the air circulate through...
Now you can see why I am selling everything as I have lost my mind. Hope I don't forget which one is the brake peddle. Yep it was a plate thing then the flat cap cap or steering arm.
Seems like when the bushing is installed in the cap there would be a blind end and only 1/14 inch deep. Don't think a brake hone would work well here. Right tool for the right job is the answer.
Does not the linkage behind the seat also control the PTO, up, down and hold for the hoist. Seems like it would be easer / cheaper to replace what you need. I did have a 817 with cable Chelsea PTO control and pump but the seat linkage was still hooked up to control the hoist. They made some kind...
Yea that is the overflow from the front side of the Head and the return fuel line to tank. The bypass only opens if there is a over pressure in the system.
The secondary fuel filter has a T fitting and bypass valve in it and opens at 70 psi. It also has a line coming from the Head and a line going back to the tank. The final fuel filter has one line coming off goes to the Head if that is what you a talking about.
sandcobra164/Joseph. Did you put a gage on and check rail pressures. I can bring my gage/hose with fittings to Ga. rally this year and we can check it if not. Just need to have the ball drilled out first. Glad you got it running good.
This should be a forum but sometimes seems like kindergarten. Seems like someone has taken my job of kicking the bees nest. If you want to talk about post/thanked do the math. Rusty 6996 post thanked 2095. Nemesis post 65 thanked 38 which is a higher percentage per post. Rustystud has added a...
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