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Looks like shinny new yellow to me. Purdy!
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Looks like shinny new yellow to me. Purdy!
Thanks sam. Got them loosely set on the tractor today. Paint leaves a lot to be desired but it works.
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Also cleaned the gas tank inside and out. Pulled the shut-off valves and they were both full of this thissley stuff, i'm guessing old grass clippings, i disassembled them and plugged one end and blew through the other. They both were very clogged.
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Also cleaned the gas tank inside and out. Pulled the shut-off valves and they were both full of this thissley stuff, i'm guessing old grass clippings, i disassembled them and plugged one end and blew through the other. They both were very clogged.
Yep, every one I've worked on needed to be cleaned. I use a drill bit to clean them out. Gotta wonder how they even run. New tank bushings, new hose, new filter and clean the shut off valves is just standard procedure for me now on a Cyclops. Well done my friend.
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Looks d--m good to me. Nice rear Boots also.
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Got a few things done this weekend all new fuel lines and filter, Sam Mac gave me some tips to eliminate my carb solenoid needle. And now things seem to run tip top. Also tried some PlastiX that I read about in another thread and have pics of the results, I am impressed with this product.
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