Thanks Mark.Fuel never runs through them, always just a drip. I made a "tool" out of a short piece of wooden dowel with a handle to push those filters into the tank and remove them from there, then use the tool to properly seat the new filter in the tank. Be careful using a screwdriver or other instrument with a long, pointed projection since it may be hard to slow the tool once the filter is dislodged.
Mark
The knowledge on this site helps tremendously. I’ve read a lot.Just be warned... fixing these little Macs becomes an addiction, you see people selling or throwing them out EVERYWHERE and before you know it you have a pile of em haha...
The only people that get rid of the little Macs are the guys that aren't man enough to fix em.
Thanks Mark.I always replace the check valve in the MDC carburetors, they are almost always bad.
Mark
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