Yes it is my L260, when I bought it it didn't have one. I didn't realize it took one till I saw a partial drawing in my manual. It doesn't give much to go on. The manual says to (wash the filter net assembly with light oil or kerosene and shake off well.) This is an oil bath air cleaner on the old 1974. It appears that it around the inside of the canister part?
As a suggestion, maybe you can check for one on the K&N filter site. They have several conversion kits and K&N filters are pretty good.
Just so long as you aren't wearing them (panty hose) before using them on an air filter..............
Oh man, my secret is out.Just so long as you aren't wearing them (panty hose) before using them on an air filter..............
I could not resist. Just poking at you....Oh man, my secret is out.
Okay, this is going to date me but maybe you remember many years ago when Joe Namath did a TV commercial wearing panty hose? I was in the Army and on a break during a smoke and joke session that someone remembered the TV commercial with Joe Namath and that brought on another story about how some Special Forces soldiers were in cold weather Arctic training and used panty hose to keep warm. One of the soldiers that was in the afore mentioned training said that he personally did just that. I had no reason to doubt his story because back in those days the long underwear that the Army issued left a lot to be desired. It just did not keep you as warm as panty hose did. It wasn't until after the Viet Nam war ended that the Army started to put some priority on cold weather gear. That was because our mission changed to concentrate on the cold war with Russia. If a war started with Russia it was expected that the fight would be in a cold climate.
How do you find something like this out by by 'accident'? Did you forget to take off your panty hose before you went hunting?
Carefully saying this because I don't want to get a vacation but... Least we don't have Northam to deal with.....
