I know this is a dumb question. I want to see if the draw tube is clogged. Do I just twist and pull it out after removing the fuel line? I can't see anything attaching it to the fuel tank so I assume it just snaps into place? I'm ignorant but game.:confused3:
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722D Fuel draw tube question
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Export threadThank You. I really think the pre-filter is bad but I thought I would blow the line and draw tube out while I had it apart to change the filter. It only stalls on occassion and usually when the mower is leaning to the right but it is beginning to happen more often. I feel pretty confident it is fuel related. I have changed the regular filter and cleaned the bowl and that didn't fix it.I have gas mowers. And on those it pulls out. Be careful not to break it. You could disconnect the fuel line after the pump & turn it on to see if fuel comes out.
I filled up with diesel late last summer and got in a hurry and left the cap off the tank.:confused2: I probably mowed 15 minutes or so before I noticed. It was hot and dry so there was a lot of chaff blowing around. I'm surprised it has gone this long without a problem. Thanks again.
Thank You. I really think the pre-filter is bad but I thought I would blow the line and draw tube out while I had it apart to change the filter. It only stalls on occassion and usually when the mower is leaning to the right but it is beginning to happen more often. I feel pretty confident it is fuel related. I have changed the regular filter and cleaned the bowl and that didn't fix it.
I filled up with diesel late last summer and got in a hurry and left the cap off the tank.:confused2: I probably mowed 15 minutes or so before I noticed. It was hot and dry so there was a lot of chaff blowing around. I'm surprised it has gone this long without a problem. Thanks again.
I changed out my inline pre-filter today and blew out the line and draw tube in front of the filter. The draw tube is actually threaded at the top of the tank. Now I know! So far so good on the stalling problem.