Posted by terry howell on December 29, 2012 at 09:09:28 from (76.249.17.202):
Hi to my J.D. buddies with all the anwsers to my questions. I'm trying to recondition my 60,the question I have is how do I know the correct position of the heat exchange valve. A friend of mine told me I would never get it freed up, but after 2 weeks liquid wrench it finally freed up.The new ones I see for sale have hot on one side and cold on the other. This being the original valve the letters are not readible. How do you determan the correct position? I should have marked the position before I turned it after getting it free, but as you can tell I didn,t, so this why I'm asking . Thanks to my Green Buddies!!
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