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Old 10-20-2007
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Lest buil.. err design

a diesel fuel polishing system! (recycle and filter system)

List of parts.... a pice of plywood about 2ft square? (seaboard maybe better)

A filter.. A REALLY BIG FILTER! (from a big rig truck?)

Pump?

fittings?

hose?

connection hoses?

something that will let us see the fuel before and after... (strainers?)
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FilterBOSS? I will be installing mine this winter.

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FilterBOSS? I will be installing mine this winter.

This gadget sells for $950, and the Reverso for $1400.
What is so marvelous about these devices that we should pay the price of a new mainsail for one?
What does the FilterBoss consist of besides 2 filters and 2 bypass valces?
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This gadget sells for $950, and the Reverso for $1400.
What is so marvelous about these devices that we should pay the price of a new mainsail for one?
What does the FilterBoss consist of besides 2 filters and 2 bypass valces?
It's got the pretty little yellow handles.
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,,,and a built in pump for bleeding and polishing. and it is all pre-assempled and mounted on a board for easy install. If you can do it yourself, you can save a bunch but if you were paying a mechanic to assemble it, my guess is that the labor + parts would get you close to that price.
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