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I worked with a guy at the Army Electronic Proving Ground that had done work improving troposcattering radio systems when he was at MITRE. Very interesting capabilities those had!
I transitioned from the early TRC-121 and 112 to the TRC 170's. Same concept, but the 170's were way easier to set up.
 

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We had TRC-145's on the HAWK sites for communications with the Battalion HQ's and their Command and Control van.
I operated something similar to the 145, I think it was a 117. The equipment was mounted on a trailer. VHF Multichannel stuff.
 

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I got a comment on my video "I had the same thing happen on mine...2015 mule 610..replaced the carburetor, still got gas in the oil...it was a bad diaphram in the fuel pump after all..fuel pumps dont cost much might want to have one on standby. just my two cents worth."

I have a new fuel pump that I'll install tomorrow. I am leaving the oil drain and filter off to hopefully let the gas vent off. I'll test drive tomorrow to see if it was the fuel pump.
 

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Larry, does it have an engine mounted fuel pump? If so that could be leaking into your crank case with fuel. Just a thought before you go buying a carb.
 

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I guess you posted that before I got my last one in.

I have seen this in cars and trucks with it feeding into the oil with a bad fuel pump.
 
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I guess you posted that before I got my last one in.

I have seen this in cars and trucks with it feeding into the oil with a bad fuel pump.
Fuel pump is external pulse pump. The first time this happened I tested the pump per the manual and it seemed fine. It could be leaking into the crank case through the pulse port. I found the carb tested bad and replaced it. I did order a new pump at the time, but didn't install it. I'll do this tomorrow and try a test drive with fresh oil and filter.
 

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Well not to sound like a butthead but even a pulse pump is connected to the crank case. So if it's bad it will leak in. Just saying, that would be my first go to especially if it was running fine. A stuck needle and float would cause the same thing but it would not run correctly unless you are at full throttle. Believe me I know that one. Oh and don't ask me how i know. ;)
 

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Pump replaced. Test drive was un-eventfull but interesting. Stopped at a whole house garage sale, and the Rattle Snake Roundup.

 

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Ha I won't need to mow until April. The only thing that's green are the spring onions right now.
 

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We had rain again today and temps have been in the mid 40's here.
 

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