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Posted by paul on July 27, 2001 at 13:19:04 from (199.3.9.7):
Was cutting oats yesterday with the swather, (Wisconsin V4 engine we pulled off an old Woods Bros. combine, more power than the original V2 Wisconsin) when I noticed the oil cup at the bottom of the air cleaner chattering & spilling oil. The gasket broke/blew out. This was a fairly thick gasket, and the oil cup is held on with a wire clip & wooden ball (similar to how a sediment bulb is held on, but no screw adjustment, just the tension of the wire). So, where do I look to get this gasket???? My temp solution to finish cutting the oats today was to wrap a few turns of baling twine around, and clamping it up against that. Seemed to hold good enough to maybe make that the permanent solution, but not sure where I would go to look for the real deal? The local farm/auto parts stores are very good at finding odd parts, but I've tried stuff like this before, and they just look at you when you don't have a part number. This one is kinda fussy on the thickness, etc. --->Paul
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