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Re: Rain Cap
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Posted by bradk on May 27, 2006 at 20:52:38 from (209.240.224.217):
In Reply to: Re: Rain Cap posted by Hugh MacKay on May 27, 2006 at 18:34:32:
Hugh-Seems to me guys like you goofing around with a soup can are the damn silly ones.I don't know what kind of cheapies you buy,but the one I have are heavy and no way are gonna lift with any kind of wind or rust out ever.
No the tractor of mine that was water-logged was not under a tree or building and pipe to manifold was tight.It was a diesel with a 3" pipe and got enough water to wash cylinders causing no compression.After taking off exh. manifold and drying out,fogging oil restored compression.
You will never convince me to use a soup can when less primitive devices are available.Recycle the can & get real.~brad
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