Centrifugal TD5 Filter
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jamesmartin
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why would you want to ,regular servicing is enough for long life
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lovely attitude.
Tronicus Maximus
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bit aggressive reponse there matey......I' surpirsed you'll get anything out of anyone now, gobby.
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well as it happens...
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So you dont want the opinion of probably the most knowledgable person on here
Then google it Asshole
Soloby Rob
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So you dont want the opinion of probably the most knowledgable person on here
Then google it Asshole
Ass kisser
Ryder
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Yes I have once or twice... and it was pretty successful. Took a bit of doing though
jamesmartin
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in what way was it successful ,you got it working ,or you proved engine life was longer
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Ryder
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To be honest Mr Martin
It is difficult toprove that engine life was extended... however we certainly got it working and it was pretty efficient. Of course the modifications trhat were needed required a little juggling but I am sure that between us we could come up with some diagrams and advice for the original poster...
He mighthave struck the wrong chord with some of our more sensitive crew here on the forum... but we, at least, could share with him our experiences of such an experiment.
Have you tried anything similar? I know it took me a day or two to sort out our issues but the result was pretty good!
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Or we could tell him to cock off cos he has a **** attitude??? or wait for an apology?
I cant believe you'd give him the time of day to be honest.
Just my opinion of course.
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I think you misjudge me...Or we could tell him to cock off cos he has a **** attitude??? or wait for an apology?
I cant believe you'd give him the time of day to be honest.
Just my opinion of course.
I have time for anyone!
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to be brutally frank having a **** attitude would seem to be pretty common on here.
ive got a couple of 1970;s zetor tractors that have centrifugal engine oil filters.... ive had no problems with the engines and im not aware of anyone seeing the filters as an issue. the zetor engines seem to last as well as any other similar age tractor engine.
ive not actually noticed a centrifugal filter on anything else.
ive got a couple of 1970;s zetor tractors that have centrifugal engine oil filters.... ive had no problems with the engines and im not aware of anyone seeing the filters as an issue. the zetor engines seem to last as well as any other similar age tractor engine.
ive not actually noticed a centrifugal filter on anything else.
jamesmartin
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the old shelbourne reynolds rape swathers of the 80s were centrifugal
