190xt3 ether start

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   Have a really original tractor that has the mechanical quick start ether injection kit on it. Someone has it plumbed wrong in my opinion. All the lines are broken off but looks like ether line went into turbo inlet pipe and the filter minder was connected to the intake manifold at the intake heater area. 
My questions are was that kit factory installed, dealer installed, or aftermarket?  Would it have used an atomizer or just an elbow to spray ether?

The filter minder should be in the turbo inlet pipe…correct?

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	Have a really original tractor that has the mechanical quick start ether injection kit on it. Someone has it plumbed wrong in my opinion. All the lines are broken off but looks like ether line went into turbo inlet pipe and the filter minder was connected to the intake manifold at the intake heater area. My questions are was that kit factory installed, dealer installed, or aftermarket? Would it have used an atomizer or just an elbow to spray ether? The filter minder should be in the turbo inlet pipe…correct?

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