Head breathers
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From: Lorain Ohio
I have the breather hose routed to the ground an no problem. I was going to get a filter to put on the end to catch it but I rarely see anything come out.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/S-B-5-8-ID-C...FY6WXj&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/S-B-5-8-ID-C...FY6WXj&vxp=mtr
Dirt don't hurt
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From: Haslet Texas
That's what I used on my Super E.
Dirt don't hurt
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From: Haslet Texas
It ain't like head breathers are gonna puke a crap load of oil out their breather tubes.
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From: Ohio
Kinda blowing this out of proportion, we are talking a mist that isn't being allowed to collect in a small area. If a oil drip was that devastating the Shovel generation is wiped out or any vehicle on the road with it. lol
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From: Lafayette, Louisiana
Originally Posted by Hackd
If you would take a page out of TD's operating manual, you'd be changing oil every 100 miles....
Just sayin'
BTW: Where the heck is TD? I miss him.
Just sayin'
BTW: Where the heck is TD? I miss him.
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From: Canton, Michigan
It was a joke. Jeesh..... 
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From: New Galilee, Pa
I seemed to have opened up a can of worms here. Anyway, thanks for all of the advice. I think I will find a catch filter and plug up the backing plate. Got some s.s. 3/8" fuel line layin around think that will work nicely.
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