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Old 04-28-2012, 01:24 PM
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Sounds good...that's what I'll do.

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I actually got to drive the Cub for the first time on Saturday. It was short lived due to a fuel delivery problem. I pulled the tank and found the shut-off valves almost completely rusted closed, the grommets attached to the tank in very poor shape.. So, I have some more parts to order...but it's getting there!

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Old 04-30-2012, 08:58 AM
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Take the valaves apart and clean them out, replace the two bungs that go into the tank and replace all of the fuel line and I do mean all of the fuel line. Oh and change the fuel filter. The gas eats the old stuff.
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More good advice...I ordered the grommets and I'll pick up locally new fuel line. Before I saw your post, I tried to order new shut off valves...no luck, can't get them anymore. I'll see if I can pull them and clean them out.

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More good advice...I ordered the grommets and I'll pick up locally new fuel line. Before I saw your post, I tried to order new shut off valves...no luck, can't get them anymore. I'll see if I can pull them and clean them out.

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Our sponsors will probably have the shut off valve available. Try calling or emailing them.
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More good advice...I ordered the grommets and I'll pick up locally new fuel line. Before I saw your post, I tried to order new shut off valves...no luck, can't get them anymore. I'll see if I can pull them and clean them out.

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You should be able to take them apart and clean them out with a drill bit. I may have a couple in the barn, I'll have to look.
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