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Posted by Turke Bros. Farms on October 06, 2006 at 15:38:55 from (205.188.117.14):
I got a nice looking John Deere 620 in last week and it wouldnt run worth nothing. Fuel in sediment bulb, no fuel coming out. Blew back to tank worked for a little while then stopped again. Pulled the sediment bulb cleaned it and re-plenished gas. Ran good for a while and stopped, agrivated took the bulb out and as i pulled it out i caught a glimpse of somthing black almost poking through the hole. I grabbed it with needle nose and found a 12in peice of electical tape. In further investigation i pulled 4 in total out of the tank. It makes one wonder a angry farmhand planning sabotage, or a very young son more than willing to help dad fix the tractor?
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