[AT] Good tractor day, finally

[John Hall]

Had a GMC truck (company truck) a few years back. Was having oil 
changed/tires rotated. Told the guy to check the air filter. Must of 
been the first one of those he had seen, took 2-3 trips to his toolbox 
to get enough extensions and sockets to get the filter out. It was such 
a pain we changed it while it was out.,

John Hall


On 7/18/2020 10:00 PM, Henry Miller wrote:
> Thanks for the help finding the air filter look up by size. I was able to find one that was within 0.020, which is more than close enough (which measuring old rubber that isn't perfectly round I'm surprised I was that close). Got it next day, and installed now. I decided to be smart and write the number inside the housing, but red sharpie doesn't show up on bare metal, so a little white spray paint. Turns out that the solvent in spray paint dissolves sharpie, so it bled through and it perfectly readable now.
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> For those who complain about engineers who obviously don't work on their own stuff because of how hard it is to work on your r
> Equipment, I assure you that my great uncle planned on doing all is own work. That doesn't mean that it is easy. I had to remove the rear fender bracket to get enough clearance to get the bolts out. This is by far the hardest air filer I've ever tried to replace.
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> Anyway, it runs and I feel better about it with a fresh air filter.
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> I got another tractor out for a drive too. Those of you with Facebook might want to see videos. https://m.facebook.com/groups/280561516527776?view=permalink&id=286398965944031
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