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2 years 1 month ago #241654
by Kurt Bangert
Nice! If I were you I'd pull that line, find the crack/hole, clean it up and solder it. A much better repair than hose. Gotta love the tree-pusher, that would do the job!
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2 years 1 month ago #241658
by JohnnyJ
I agree the original line fixed be best. Problem was that I had much problem (under statement) getting that line back into the pump. It’s the reason I’m thinking hose. Tree pusher.. ha yes attaching it I think doubled the tree toppling efforts ..
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2 years 1 month ago #241670
by Kurt Bangert
Those lines can definitely be testing of one's patience. Thanks for posting
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2 years 1 month ago #241711
by JohnnyJ
The line after leaving the 4 injectors elbows across the top front, elbows again downward. Watching the video and pausing like 30 seconds in you can see this line traveling downward before disappearing behind fuel tower tang shaft housing etc before re emerging where the drips visible. I’d sure like to see have access to the exact spot and try your advice. Thanks for following.
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