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CUNO type so no more pain in the a$$ filter changes.
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Replaced the 882's in-line filter with this:
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RE: Replaced the 882
Lol. Honestly, I would consider that more of a pain to change than the stock one.
Lol. Honestly, I would consider that more of a pain to change than the stock one.
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RE: Replaced the 882
Nice instillation....but if I was going to do something like that I would have oppted for a spin on fuel filter...like a oil filter but for fuel just spin on and spin off...
Nice instillation....but if I was going to do something like that I would have oppted for a spin on fuel filter...like a oil filter but for fuel just spin on and spin off...
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Re: RE: Replaced the 882
Yes ,you are correct, removing and changing this would be a pain if removal was necessary, however this filter doesn't need to be changed. The filter bowl does not have to be removed, unbolted or wrenched on, this filter has a bottom drain valve like a radiators petcock and only takes just a couple of seconds to drain and it refills at start up. If the time and gas costs to drive to the auto parts store and buying a new filter is added to the time spent changing the in-line one, the time and money savings seem obvious to me. CarterElwenil said:
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Re: RE: Replaced the 882
Yeah, so would I if I was going to buy a complete filter set-up, spin-on is the way to go, but I had all this crap on hand and had the idea that it might function as a practical free replacement, which it now does. I also have this same kind of filter in my PE 95 K generator set and it has served it's purpose well, I use the 10K set to fully power my home when needed. Carternattieleather said:Nice instillation....but if I was going to do something like that I would have oppted for a spin on fuel filter...like a oil filter but for fuel just spin on and spin off...
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Re: RE: Re: RE: Replaced the 882
The tank is plastic like the others and no I usually have no contamination problems but a local gas and go did and I got a large charge of rusty water and had to remove, drain and clean the tank and figured at that time I'd install this so if it it ever should happen again from some other gas gtation, (I've stopped going to that gas and go) the filter would'nt be instantly overloaded with crap. Carterdoghead said: