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    Posted: 10 Mar 2014 at 11:01am
I have a gleaner z 226 in my d 17. Has anyone ever ran the mechanical fuel pump on this motor in pulling?
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There's no need to do that. Some Antique Clubs wouldn't allow it. Suit yourself.
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Gravity flow is plenty, the pump is just more parasitic drag... and one more part to fail....
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Just get rid of the sediment bowl and run street elbows in1/4 pipe to a shut off then a filter and drilled out 1/8" pipe into the carb and open up the needle and seat if you already haven't and that should be more then enough file flow.
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I actually have done that. Have no gas problem just seeking information!! thanks guys
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