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Re: 8n -oil coming out fill spout?


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Posted by Bruce (VA) on February 07, 2014 at 08:42:37 from (24.125.183.11):

In Reply to: 8n -oil coming out fill spout? posted by gears on February 07, 2014 at 05:46:55:

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Hmmmmm........

I replied to this thread, but my reply doesn't show up here. It's in a separate thread. So, I'll just copy & paste my previous reply:



Speaking first to the oil problem.......

Overfilling is the likely cause, either from too much oil or fuel in the crankcase.

Severe blow-back from bad/improperly installed rings is also a possibility.

The absence of a baffle is also a possibility.

Now to address the troll issue.......

I was correct: as I predicted, "8N1949" did show up here again, most recently on Dec 13, 2013, this time w/ a new handle of "Pecan Okie". (see the link below)

He stayed away over a year and a half after he was outed here on April 19, 2012 as a military "poser", i.e., he was claiming to be a Navy fighter pilot w/ the Navy Cross.

We had put up w/ his incompetence, BS & rants long enough. We know exactly who he is.

This is my post from April 19, 2012 that caused his disappearance:

Are you the same Fred J Barner of Coffeyville KS, aka “skeeter” & “skeeterman” that got busted by the POW Network website for falsely representing yourself as a retired US Navy captain & pilot w/ the Navy Cross?

https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=nboard&th=905566


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