Posted by steve n carol on April 03, 2009 at 09:39:18 from (173.16.112.99):
In Reply to: Boy am i STUPID posted by meanmtn on April 02, 2009 at 16:07:33:
Just been to the CHN website checking out diagrams of your machine. There are several models. Might I suggest you visit this site and go through the available diagrams. On one it looks like a plate comes off of the side of the case and perhaps you may be able to recover the plastic part from there. You have your tractor available so you will be able to best see what you can access.
In looking, there are valves etc in the mix. I don't think you want to chance grinding it up. If you have ground it up already.... the system should have a filter or screen in place to catch foriegn objects. When you drain the fluid, perhaps you can 'back blow' the 'suction side' and dislidge the mess from your screen/filter....sl
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