I'm in the process of eliminating all possible dribbles and leaks on a rebuilt model 20. Can anyone tell me the correct route and end point for the oil tank breather. I think it might have to go up before it comes down, so as to avoid excessive drips?
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John
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John, you should have, from memory, a metal pipe about 3 1/2" long x 5/16" dia. bolted on one of the lefthand g/box mount plate bolts, approximately behind g/box sprocket, pointing down. The flexible vent hose is about 7 1/2"- 8" long and pushes over tank breather and then on top of metal vent pipe.
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Many thanks Paul, that is just the information i needed.[:)]