I'm going to leave the water trap non-functional for now also. It needs some work and I am not sure it's the stock one anyway. Looks like it was leaded into place instead of using two bolt holes that are visible inside.
I think it's supposed to be glass so you can see if there is water or sediment. I cannot find any references to the water trap for this tractor. Does anyone else have a functioning water trap ... water separator ... sediment bowl that mounts directly under the hole in the tank ?
This tank does not seem to have any provision for a pipe thread mounted water separator.
I'll be using a small hydraulic brkae cylinder seal on a long 5/16" bolts to seal it up. The rubber seal survived a couple of days in the lacquer thinner so I'm thinking it will be ok immersed in diesel fuel.
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