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Posted by Robert Smith on October 10, 2001 at 16:26:00 from (207.90.127.29):
Just picked up a 1958 JD620 last friday and am having a real problem with rust plugging up fuel line, Flushed tank on tractor 8 times with no luck, still plugging up so pulled tank off, carb off, fuel bowl and lines and am going to go thru and clean them all out!
My question is what would be the best way to get tank cleaned out? Have had problems with rust before but after a couple of flushings the problems taken care of, not this one!
Do the fuel tank sealers really work? What brand works the best? and where can I pick some up?
Tractor set for many years, after dropping in a battery and some fuel and oil tractor fired right up! ran and sounded good until fuel lines started plugging up.
Any Ides?
Thanks Bob Smith
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