Location: Reading Mass/Newburyport/merrimack river
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another thing that happen fairly frequently is the check valve in the fuel tank sticks.... usually the symptom is a collapsed or flattened primer ball... I've had to do a few emergency "surgeries" on these at sea through the years...
another thing that happen fairly frequently is the check valve in the fuel tank sticks.... usually the symptom is a collapsed or flattened primer ball... I've had to do a few emergency "surgeries" on these at sea through the years...
Hmmmmm flattened primer....
Took out the check valve when I replaced VST filter
Location: Reading Mass/Newburyport/merrimack river
Posts: 3,749
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Originally Posted by Guppy
Hmmmmm flattened primer....
Took out the check valve when I replaced VST filter
Thanks and nice fish with the eel
Flattened primer means a restriction or bad check valve ( could be one in the primer as well)... that fish was on a 9" weighted sluggo.. no eels yet ( I just started trapping last night)... got a bunch more last night .. mostly 3-4lb class...bigger fish might have moved up river already on the heels of the herring..