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Re: A few questions about SEDIMENT BOWLS ???
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Posted by Dick L on July 31, 2000 at 13:41:55 from (204.246.233.114):
In Reply to: A few questions about SEDIMENT BOWLS ??? posted by Alberta Mike on July 30, 2000 at 07:52:35:
I was at a tractor pull this weekend an a puller had me look at his sediment bowl. He said why is my gas separating in the bowl. I said water is why. I don't know why I told him, because after he dumped the water out he beat me in that class. Yes they sometimes start to leak, but so will a tire if you wear it out. They sell gaskets for them at parts stores and farm stores. When I buy a tractor without one, I put one on.
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