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Message: [QUOTE="JTT, post: 90324, member: 19620"] Thanks again Vet! ..now that we have that cleared up...we'll move on. So, as we close up the float, we are effectively bringing the midvalve into effect at an earlier and earlier speed range...correct?, so, getting back to Marcus's original question, based on this theory, by closing the float completely, we would be effectively making the midvalve work at low speed and rendering it ineffective at higher speeds (where it is intended to operate)? It would seem that this is little better than the check plate arrangement, if this is true. [/QUOTE]