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    beater 2000 or 960

    Where is it? Thanks, Norm.
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    871 Fuel Gauge

    Does the float have a hole in it?
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    unlikely TLB teaser

    Hey, if you're embarassed by it I'll take it off yer hands :))
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    Rust Removal: sheet metal, castings - how to do?

    Might want a grinder to go w/that compressor also if you ain't got one.
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    nother rowcrop I think

    If you hear of another one north of you I'm in the market for a NFE with the diesel option. Thanks, Norm. (GA, FL, AL.)
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    1964 ford 4000

    Might check to see if the stand pipe in the tank has broken off. Fuel will bleed into the crankcase through the return line going from the tank to the head also. Mine gave me fits for a month before I figgered it out.
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    was good painting weather today

    Hpoe you got a tetnaus shot. I drilled mine the other day puttin' up some rusty tin. Better safe than sorry.
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    800 series Ford diesel electrical

    Check the older posts on this forum. I believe I've seen that diagram in the last couple of days.
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    Fuel Return Line Size

    Stand pipe was the problem as it quit getting fuel in the oil after I routed the small return line into a catch can instead of the bottom of the tank. Thanks for the info I haven't tried any used parts places around here.
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    Fuel Return Line Size

    John, Where did you get that picture & where can I get one of those? I had to reengineer mine to keep fuel out of the oil because the stand pipe is missing. Sure would like to get one in there. All my friends think my little Ford is manufacturing fuel.
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    put out grass seed this am

    You sure about the boxer shorts? I think I saw that flash all the way up here in GA. :)
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    new twist FUEL IN OIL

    Believe me it is absolutely possible for fuel to leak into the crankcase because of a broken standpipe. I discovered this after removing my injector pump, shuting off the fuel at the tank, draining the oil & letting the thing sit for three days. It was still dripping fuel so I diconected the...
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    leaking return fuel manifold

    Use the hard stuff. It needs a little more heat but will probably last longer. BE SAFE!
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    update on sick 960

    Sorry guys, it never entered my mind to use an electric vac for that. Hope nobody tried it.
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    update on sick 960

    I really like the vacuuming idea. Makes me proud to be associated with ya'll. I'll try it next time.
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