Not trying to argue with you or anyone else. I am just relating my experiences and situation which must be different form yours. I am sorry you must feel that way but sticking your head in the sand won't solve anything. But this is what happened the other times I asked about this problem on this forum, kept getting the run arounds until some people started to get sore headed and denying problems. E10 can and has caused problems for some people, just be glad it has caused trouble for you.
I double checked to see where my needle valve that failed was made, it's package says it is a USA made part. I guess US workmen ship isn't what it used to be. :shock: Now the question is where can I get a decent needle valve that can withstand modern gas. A well made needle valve should handle modern E10 without issue, but it seems no one bothers to make decent needle valves for Farmalls, not even CASE/IH. If you don't like that then blame CASE/IH, not me, you are just trying to blame the victim.
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