[AT] Oil Filter question

[charlie hill]

Thanks Cecil,

There are plenty of places to order them.  I just needed one and didn't want 
to wait.  After I figured out that I don't want to use the WIX filter I 
bought I called another place about 25 miles away and the old style filter. 
I'll do down there Monday and pick them up.
The work I was going to do with the tractor will just have to wait a couple 
of days.

Actually I have 2 filters here but they are new old stock OEM AC filters 
that I'm saving back for show purposes.

Charlie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Cecil Monson" <cmonson at hvc.rr.com>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2005 1:58 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] Oil Filter question


>> Bad thing is that all of my usual local suppliers were out of
>
> stock.  I needed a filter and drove about 70 miles round trip to
>
> get it.   Since I was there and have another D-14 that needs to
>
> be serviced I bought 2 at $12.99 each.   So now I have $26 + tax
>
> and about 5 gals of $2.28 gas tied up in these two pieces of junk.
>>
>> Charlie
>
>
> Charlie, TSC should be a good place to get the right
> filter for that tractor. The C-159 filters are still OK. If they
> don't carry them, Sandy Lake Implements in PA gets their orders
> right out and carries what you need for any AC tractor. I would
> not, personally, put a filter in a tractor that did not show
> proper oil pressure on the gauge either.
>
> I'd help you out and send you one but I'm like that
> crop duster in Iowa and don't know if I can find the one I know
> I have around here somewhere. grins.
>
> Cecil
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