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Old 23 August 2018, 17:12   #21
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defo worth a go and ok for transferring fuel if not
As you say worth a go for sure
I'd Jack up the Rib and try to pool it towards the rear
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Old 23 August 2018, 17:33   #22
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Good idea any mileage in having a piece of solid tube at the end to get as close to the bottom as possible, the pipe will still have memory from the roll so will be a mare to get into position
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Old 23 August 2018, 21:16   #23
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Better than sucking it yourself and getting a mouth full
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Old 23 August 2018, 22:11   #24
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Can I nominate this for ‘post of the year’?
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Old 23 August 2018, 22:19   #25
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Can I nominate this for ‘post of the year’?

Decade?
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that pump bulb pictured with the flexi hose connected to a couple of foot of ridged metal or copper fuel pipe from an auto factors should push down in amongst the control cables then when your done leave it in position to use next time its required
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Old 24 August 2018, 10:41   #27
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Better than sucking it yourself and getting a mouth full
cracking pi$$ed myself
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Old 04 March 2019, 21:06   #28
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No, I've got Bravo foot pumps.

£4 from Ebay! Will post up the pictures of the recovered liquid!
how did you get on with this please ?? believe it or not i am about to try and resolve this predicament myself on my new (to me) 5.3 , have recently bought an oil removal pump from lidl ,so could prove handy .
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I had an issue with my Ribcraft, I just used 10mm PU pipe and a aqua vac, pulls it out in a few seconds.
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