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There are two manifolds on this particular machine; the main one under the hood and a second smaller one mounted on a standoff on the carriage. Would it be in the main block or the secondary, do you think?
  • Posted 6 Oct 2009 23:42
  • By jeff_i
  • joined 2 Nov'08 - 15 messages
  • Iowa, United States

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