Irony.
That's the one word that comes to mind when I think about the Lake and my Christmas Eve party. For the last two months, I've bee pumping water into the lake so everybody coming to the party will be able to see it with water. I was also inspired by Soundguy's thread on hay rides, so for the last week or so, I've been clearing and smoothing my roads to and from the lake.
I have a trailer full of hay, smooth roads and lots of water in the lake, but it was raining Christmas Eve when we woke up and never stoped all day. We never left the house.
It was allot of fun, but all my reasoning for filling the lake with a pump turned out to be for nothing. Not really, it's been fun to see the water rise and share it with all of you, so that part of it worked out.
Steph and I went down there this afternoon after the ran stoped. It's up a good bit, but nothing too suprising. I'm still down aroudn three feet, but I'm right at that point to start covering most of my structure. Logs, stumps and dirt.
Gemini,
I have no clue about the pump. The change in the suction depth was the biggest chang I made, but I think that increased my flow more than it had any affect on the engine. When I pulled the intake hose up higher, I moved the pump to a more level spot. This might have helped too. I shook the take real good based on what Pat said. I did see that the fule filter was totaly full again, so maybe it was just like Pat said. I had something blocking the fuel in my tank. I went over those wires really good and might have moved the problem spot without knowing it.
I just don't know what I did, or if it had any effect.
Thanks,
Eddie
