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Fleet Owner
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From: Central PA
That's a neat sign, Wayne. Is that in your garage?
Reason I'm checking is I keep my gas leaf blower on the garage floor at the right rear of the truck where the exhaust dps. It is black with soot .
thanks for the confirmation.
Reason I'm checking is I keep my gas leaf blower on the garage floor at the right rear of the truck where the exhaust dps. It is black with soot .
thanks for the confirmation.
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Yes, it is my sign. I had to run out to the shop to snap the pic so I could share. 
Just because your mixture is right doesn't mean you aren't going to get some level of burnt hydrocarbon buildup in the pipes that will get washed out with condensation. Maybe you just need to take longer road trips. Sounds like a good excuse to drive it more if nothing else.
Just because your mixture is right doesn't mean you aren't going to get some level of burnt hydrocarbon buildup in the pipes that will get washed out with condensation. Maybe you just need to take longer road trips. Sounds like a good excuse to drive it more if nothing else.
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From: Central PA
Yes, it is my sign. I had to run out to the shop to snap the pic so I could share.
Just because your mixture is right doesn't mean you aren't going to get some level of burnt hydrocarbon buildup in the pipes that will get washed out with condensation. Maybe you just need to take longer road trips. Sounds like a good excuse to drive it more if nothing else.
Just because your mixture is right doesn't mean you aren't going to get some level of burnt hydrocarbon buildup in the pipes that will get washed out with condensation. Maybe you just need to take longer road trips. Sounds like a good excuse to drive it more if nothing else.
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