Oh I agree, I waNted to also post the link for future bongo issue in the group.
Sprig1 needed to replace his but I think he got it done ok.
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New fuel lines for a Lehman 4D61
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Re: New fuel lines for a Lehman 4D61
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Re: New fuel lines for a Lehman 4D61
The final job was to remove the diesel in the bilge. A real struggle to get your hand down there so solved it by tying a sponge to the deck brush handle and poking that down into the bilge and squeezing out into a bucket. Worked really well. Emptied it into the waste oil drum in the marina.
1983 Albin 27fc 'Free State' with Lehman 4D61- now sold.