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01-05-2011, 09:12 AM
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Re: Flathead filter
If you feel you must run a filter, my suggestion would be the method shown in the attached picture. This is usually best done during a rebuild. Otherwise, I would go filter-less and change oil frequently. Today's oils do a good job of keeping the inside of an engine clean. JMO
This larger picture may help those who can't see the attachment that well. 
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