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    I see what you mean. Thanks for the solid.
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    I can see some value in a magnet on a fresh rebuild, to catch the fine stuff caused by the breaking-in process.

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    Your local ranch supply store will supply you with cow magnets (drop in magnets) for about 50 cents each. I don't use them because the ferrous materials have already gone through the pump causing damage and if the filter is doing its job the crap is going no further.
    I drop a two"x 1/4" in the pan in front of the pickup on rebuilds and a magnetic drain plug. If the plug has more than just a bit on it I start saving for the next rebuild.
    theres no foo like an old foo

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