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Posted by Jim in NC on October 06, 2006 at 17:44:30 from (172.167.146.78):
In Reply to: 464 international posted by Jim in NC on October 06, 2006 at 15:36:53:
Sorry, I should have mentioned it was a diesel. They had trouble getting it cranked today. It had been sitting for sometime, a year or so. They drained water from the fuel filters and then decided to change them. With that air in the system, the auction folks had a hard time cranking it. I looked for a manual pump to bleed the air, but could not find one. I told one helper if it was mine, I would pull it down the road to push the air out. I went back up there a couple of hours later after supper and they were still messin' with it. I made my suggestion again, and the son of the deceased, kind of hard-headed, decided to pull it . It cranked after about 200 ft.
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