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Posted by Michael Sheik on February 01, 2006 at 16:50:47 from (64.250.199.227):
Just about my luck! I put her back together tonight and fired her up and still have a weep of a leak. Comes out the cap plug on end of hex nut after 4 or 5 minutes running. I have all new orings in there and am at a total loss other than too much wear somewhere. I think I can do this in my sleep as many times as I double checked myself with the picture. I am considering putting some sort of temporary drive in plug in end of hex nut to stop the mess so I can use it for the 10 to 12 hours I need to. Anything wrong with that? Any suggestions on what I may have screwed up?
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