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    "New" B-275

    Cool thanks Klein Rot!
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    "New" B-275

    That's for sure! Thanks!
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    "New" B-275

    Cool, thanks! Good to know. I think for now I'll keep the "catch can", and later I'll come up with a "dosing tank" with pump on a float switch to close the loop on this. If I still lived in the desert, I wouldn't worry about it so much . . . but here it kills grass everywhere it goes. :) . . ...
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    "New" B-275

    So is it just supposed to drip on the ground? Like when it was brand new in Bradford, UK, being driven onto a truck to be shipped to the new world, was it dripping from this tube?
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    "New" B-275

    Okay, I added a temporary "catch can" made out of a 5qt empty oil jug with a hose leading from the drip tube into the lid (which has a nearly-perfect-size hole cut in it). It hangs from the clutch pedal arm between the shaft and the tab for the return spring. While I was cobbling this together...
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    International B 414

    Now I see it! Either I'm getting threads mixed up or the site is playing with my brain! Thanks!
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    "New" B-275

    Thanks for the reply Dieseltech! So is it just supposed to drip on the ground? Like when it was brand new in Bradford, UK, being driven onto a truck to be shipped to the new world, was it dripping from this tube? Is there any reason not to direct this back to the fuel tank? . . . even through...
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    "New" B-275

    Thanks JimB2 and nashranch ! I'm learning a lot!
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    International B 414

    Thanks! . . . but I don't see you over there . . . ?
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    "New" B-275

    No, that's on my list. Would that cause this?
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    International B 414

    Hey nashranch, If you don't mind, I'm curious for your thoughts on my issue in this thread: https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/threads/new-b-275.1796452/ Thanks!
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    "New" B-275

    Some more pictures:
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    "New" B-275

    . . . so . . . I replaced all of the rubber lines in green and added the line and tee in red: . . . and then started it up. It ran fine for about two minutes, then suddenly started gushing diesel out from under the thing circled in blue and started running rough. I shut it off and the...
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    "New" B-275

    benjaminoah sent me a PM with this: so . . .
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    International B 414

    Copy that. Will see if I can get most of it out in advance while changing fluids, and then work it.
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