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Unread 03-21-2011, 03:10 PM
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awthacker, please refresh my memory.
I had it in my mind you had cleaned the tank, replaced the fill hose and the fuel lines to the motor and added the water separator prior to or during your repower.
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There was a thread a couple of years ago when Hammer had this same problem.

His ball would get soft and he'd have lefty squeeze it and it would get hard again. LOL!!

Where's old Hammer been? I miss him.
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awthacker, please refresh my memory.
I had it in my mind you had cleaned the tank, replaced the fill hose and the fuel lines to the motor and added the water separator prior to or during your repower.
Cleaned the tank, replaced the fuel lines, left the primer bulb because it looked new, did not replace the fill hose or air vent hose, replaced water seperator.
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