Oh, and Bedford linked the part number for an aftermarket HO pump. I ordered one $15... I'll keep you updated.
That was a Stihl number. I knew that were using it as a replacement. Do share.
Looks good I also had to use oem oil and fuel caps but I did manage to figure out why the farmertec one leeks I have them as spares now.
I have tried to find a $15.00 pump with no luck all I could find was the really expensive one's cold you steer me in the right direction?
Is that a factory ho pump or aftermarket? I have found a few aftermarket markets pumps but they don't state if there ho pumps. And thanks you guys are a big help.
OK cool!! And nope oem pump is way out of my price range. Lol.
OK will do I've herd good about those.
I managed to get both pieces apart on the oil cap and then took the black outer ring and sanded it down so it would allow the center to seal tightly on the rubber seal. The gas cap is next it's a little bit tougher to get apart.
Ha never did think of using o rings good idea. Lol
Not sure what carb you have. But generally FarmerTec is cloning, making an excat copy of the carbs used in Stihl saws so your jets not big enough in my opinion. Give me an hour and check my website under kit facts. It was there. I must have entered it and then forgot to save. I will fix it. Look under kit facts in an hourHave a question for you Bedford T I'm wanting to change the high speed jet on my carb and I'm not sure what one I have in mine there's no number on the jet do you have an idea of what farmertec is using?? I went to my local Stihl dealer and the only jet they can get me is a. .66
