Posted by Todd Miller [172.70.214.163] on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 15:10:02 :
I don't know if they still do it, but 25 or so years ago, TurboTax had an option to have a professional look at your tax return and point out anything they saw which may cause issue with the return. As a "side hustle", I was one of the 30 or so tax professionals sitting in a room, reviewing tax returns. The folks in that room were Enrolled Agents which means they passed an IRS exam on the 20,000 pages of tax code. They were smart, but no one knows everything, and very few remember everything, and the method used by the professionals in that room, when they didn't know something, was to ask the question out loud to the 30 or so Enrolled Agents in the room. The asker of the question could have looked up the answer, because we had every possible resource available too us, but it was way faster, and resulted in way more accurate answers to ask the question out loud in the room. More accurate, because the questioner did not always know the exact context in which to ask the question, but someone(s) in that room always knew the issue and the correct context.
All this to say why I come here first with my questions, rather than looking them up. Okay, sometimes I look them up first, like today's question.
There are four sections to the fuel line in the photo, for a 1947 stock FFPW. By looking at the photo in the parts manual, I can see kinda where the longest one goes. Anybody remember installing a four section fuel line, and want to tell me which one goes to the fuel pump in front, which one goes in the rear to the tank, and which in the middle and maybe even which way they face?
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