Wallas fuel supply line
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starcrafttom
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does it work?? then why mess with it.
........I don't think it would hurt to trim it down, but, like Tom said, if it works don't fix itMichaelOnTheClaraMae
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Gordon,
Are you having problems? The fittings on the fuel line are pressed on, so, unless you have replacements and the proper tool, I would not mess with it.
Michael
Are you having problems? The fittings on the fuel line are pressed on, so, unless you have replacements and the proper tool, I would not mess with it.
Michael
Gordon,
We had some problems with slow startups that weren't battery related. We also had a couple of experiences with the stove turning off and smoking, similar to having a direct wind blowing up through the exhaust and putting out the flame.
To improve performance, Karl (stove rep) recommended getting rid of excess coils of fuel line. We noticed an improvement, no more start up problems, no more smoking.
- Tom E.
We had some problems with slow startups that weren't battery related. We also had a couple of experiences with the stove turning off and smoking, similar to having a direct wind blowing up through the exhaust and putting out the flame.
To improve performance, Karl (stove rep) recommended getting rid of excess coils of fuel line. We noticed an improvement, no more start up problems, no more smoking.
- Tom E.
Thanks Primative,
I haven't had a chance to really use
mine yet, just running around the bays
in chilly weather. I have at least 4 or 5'
extra hose on mine. I didn't want the little
fellow to turn blue trying to draw fuel
through to long of a line.
I'll keep an eye out for problems.
Gordon
I haven't had a chance to really use
mine yet, just running around the bays
in chilly weather. I have at least 4 or 5'
extra hose on mine. I didn't want the little
fellow to turn blue trying to draw fuel
through to long of a line.
I'll keep an eye out for problems.
Gordon