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yellowdogsvc
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Update:
My AC condensation drip tube got clogged again. Put the machine on ramps, put a jackstand for safety, grabbed a flashlight, needlenose, and my trusty welding rod, and took a look. Seems that the tube closed up again, and minute debris and sticky mud clogged up the tube. There has only been about 10 hours since the last cleanout.
This time, once I poked around, the water poured out..all over me. Good thing I had googles on.
I decided to put a stint in. I cut about 2.25 inches of flexible tube from my Bobcat wiper fluid reservoir and using the needle nose and welding rod, I was able to push the stint into the tube hopefully keeping it open. I'll let you know how it holds up.
My AC condensation drip tube got clogged again. Put the machine on ramps, put a jackstand for safety, grabbed a flashlight, needlenose, and my trusty welding rod, and took a look. Seems that the tube closed up again, and minute debris and sticky mud clogged up the tube. There has only been about 10 hours since the last cleanout.
This time, once I poked around, the water poured out..all over me. Good thing I had googles on.
I decided to put a stint in. I cut about 2.25 inches of flexible tube from my Bobcat wiper fluid reservoir and using the needle nose and welding rod, I was able to push the stint into the tube hopefully keeping it open. I'll let you know how it holds up.
