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Old 08-25-2018, 09:19 PM
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Sediment bowl is far superior to that "pancake" mesh screen filter. The sediment bowl will trap water as well as filter the gas. Plus, the shut off is built into it. It is designed for gravity flow systems and is guaranteed to flow enough fuel.
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Good point about the water. Hadn’t thought of that.

Though you said gravity feed. My 126 is gravity feed fuel, but this tractor has a pump. Maybe the hood isn’t correct? Or maybe the engine is a replacement?

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Good point about the water. Hadn’t thought of that.

Though you said gravity feed. My 126 is gravity feed fuel, but this tractor has a pump. Maybe the hood isn’t correct? Or maybe the engine is a replacement?

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Jon stated the advantages of a sediment bowl set up. Perhaps you should post pictures so we can figure out what you have.
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Will post some pics in the am.
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Hmmm. Can you only post pics if they’re hosted somewhere else? Tried posting some from my files, but it seems you can’t.

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Hmmm. Can you only post pics if they’re hosted somewhere else? Tried posting some from my files, but it seems you can’t.

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You can add them here as an attachment. They must be a no larger than a certain size though.
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It's not supposed to have a fuel pump. No idea why it does. Won't necessarily hurt anything. If it ever goes bad, take it off and put a block off cover on it. Or, take it off now and put a cover on it....
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I think I would leave the pump on for the moment since you probably don't have a blocking plate. The I would take the lines off it and put a hose barb between them eliminating the pump for now. See how it runs like that. Try to run the hose in a way that it won't go down then back up to the carb.
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