It is a two tank system, and claims to cycle based on amount of water used. The hose running from the salt/bring tank to the smaller tank is flattened, like maybe it's clogged at the salt end and the other is trying to suck through the clog?
The drain line people are talking about, is this from the second tank (I guess the one with the beads in it) to the drain, or between the salt tank and the other/bead tank?
Where are the "head" or the venturi/valves located. At the bottom of the various tanks?
Thanks for all the info. I'm still looking for the book (wife just found the book and it has some exploded diagrams with parts labeled. I'll check that out and see what I can figure out from that. I still may either ask the experts here again or call for help)
Thanks again -- you guys are very helpful in fixing tractors and I knew you'd come through on this also
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