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1945 JD model B 3-way fuel petcock

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Keith JD man

04-28-2005 17:05:43




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Well you guys have helped me before , so here goes , another one. On my "45 B I went to start it for the first time this spring, and the s way valve was very loose, well it turnd out to be the larger sucuring nut was loos is all. NOW here"s the issue before i discovered that it wasnt much to remedy I took the connecting rod off , and the stop index also , and after that I turned the main shaft several times in both directions thinking i was freeing it up, well gentlemen In my infinite wisdom I in turn , rotated the shaft enough , so as not to know now the position for it to be in , to correctly indicate when it"s off, on the small tank and ,adjusted to the larger tank. Does any one either have, a schematic, of the internal workings of this valve??? or can any one tell me how to adjust this lil bugger back to the original setting????? Once again thanks for your help.

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Maark

04-29-2005 15:37:29




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 Re: 1945 JD model B 3-way fuel petcock in reply to Keith JD man, 04-28-2005 17:05:43  
Sorry wrong post.



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Maark

04-29-2005 15:36:28




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 Re: 1945 JD model B 3-way fuel petcock in reply to Keith JD man, 04-28-2005 17:05:43  
Your fuel valve is stamped with a K ,G, and O for off



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Mike M

04-28-2005 18:18:21




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 Re: 1945 JD model B 3-way fuel petcock in reply to Keith JD man, 04-28-2005 17:05:43  
The big tank is F-uel the small tank is G-as put some in one and turn the valve until it runs out then you will know where to index it.



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