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Farmboy

02-28-2001 12:02:28




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I may have to let my WD set out for a while because I'm moving. How do you keep rain from running down the exhaust pipe into the manifold since it slides into the top of it. Should there be a sleeve built into the pipe or something?

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Dan

02-28-2001 16:33:31




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 Re: WD manifold in reply to Farmboy, 02-28-2001 12:02:28  
Why not invest in cheap tarp from Odd Lots. $2.50 buys a 9'x 6' that would keep most of the ole boy dry for some time.



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Tom

02-28-2001 16:29:57




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 Re: WD manifold in reply to Farmboy, 02-28-2001 12:02:28  
If you aren't going to run it for a while when you park it shut it down by dumping a quart of oil into the intake of the carburator. Pour it slowly at first to let it get into the engine, then as you run low on oil give it a shot that will stall it. This will coat everything inside the engine with oil and keep it from rusting for a fair amount of time. You may have to clean the spark plugs to get it to run again and it will smoke for a while when you do.

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Dave Grubb

02-28-2001 13:10:19




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 Re: WD manifold in reply to Farmboy, 02-28-2001 12:02:28  
There is supposed to be a pipe nipple in the manifold and the muffler came down over the pipe nipple and was clamped to it. If you do not have yours like that you might want to remove the muffler and plug the manifold.



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Gary

03-02-2001 05:09:13




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 Re: Re: WD manifold in reply to Dave Grubb, 02-28-2001 13:10:19  
Take the muffler off pour a quart of oil down the exhaust slowly turn the motor over by hand this will get it in all cylinders.Get a car floor mat
and cover exhaust,when you get ready to start remove the plugs and crank over,its gonna be a mess but will preserve the engine.Has worked for me in the past.



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