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The last mule tank that I had apart, instead of replacing the filter, I did
this: Took the bottom half of a empty cartridge case( I think 5.56 mm),
slipped it over the end of the tube, drilled a 1/16 hole through both the
case and the tube, fastened with a cotter pin. Drilled several smaller holes
in the case. This makes a handy strainer for the big stuff, the filter in
the settling bowl will take care of the rest. I know its not "proper", but
it works. It is the kind of thing that would be considered a "field
expedient", besides unless you pull the tank and take it apart, who's to
know ?
You're hillbilly engineer, Keith
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From: <Farrellm55@aol.com>
To: Military Vehicles List <mil-veh@uller.skylee.com>
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2000 7:25 PM
Subject: [MV] M274 :Mule " Gas Tank Filter"
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> I have seen many NAPA part numbers for filters here.... does anyone know a
> civilian part number for the "In the Gas Tank" fuel filter........
>
>
> Mike Farrell
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