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Posted by phillip on March 24, 2002 at 18:11:17 from (63.232.6.10):
i recently purchased a 51 farmall cub. it sat for seven years in a shed. after flushing the oil system, rebuilding and cleaning the carb, and replacing the battery cables it started right up. i ran it for about an hour, but now the fuel tank no longer flows. i tried blowing back through the fuel line with about 60psi, poking a wire down into the tank to try to break the rust loose in the outlet of the tank nothing seems to work. i really do not want to pull the whole hood off to clean it. anyone have any ideas? it will not even drip( yes there is gas in the tank and the valve is open)
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