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c-135 Carb

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smirkey

02-13-2007 10:51:57




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we have a 91 combine with the c-135 engine. formerly it had the fuel pump replaced bypassed w/ 6 volt electric type. recently, the engine wont start and gas is leaking from the carb, overfilling the bowl.will a new float valve and seat possibly correct this problem? i see that a rebuilt carb is pretty expensive, $135 or more




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teddy52food

02-13-2007 15:26:24




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to smirkey, 02-13-2007 10:51:57  
You can put a fuel filter with 3 lines on it between the carb and pump. The 3rd line goes back to the tank or back to the inlet side of the pump. That will reduce the pressure to where the carb won't flood.



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RustyFarmall

02-13-2007 12:01:04




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to smirkey, 02-13-2007 10:51:57  
You can rebuild it yourself, but will it be less expensive?

A complete carb kit, with everything needed, will cost about $30. A new float, not included in the kit, will cost about $25. A gallon can of carburetor cleaner will cost about $15 or more. Add it all up, and you're looking at about $70. Add a little more for the frustration of not knowing exactly what you are doing, and maybe the $135 for the rebuilt and ready to go carb doesn't look too bad.

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old

02-13-2007 13:08:26




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to RustyFarmall, 02-13-2007 12:01:04  
Rusty you make a good point there. For some one like you or I its no big deal to open up a carb and work on it but if you haven't done one before it sure can be a pain in the back sides. Got a question for you also. Have you ever heard of baking a carb in an oven for around and hour at around 200-250 degrees. Of course thats with the float out and most if not all the brass out of them. Something about getting the rust to let loose better

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RustyFarmall

02-13-2007 13:28:57




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to old, 02-13-2007 13:08:26  
Never heard of that one. The heat won't hurt the cast iron carbs, sure wouldn't want to try it with an aluminum carb.



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old

02-13-2007 14:51:05




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to RustyFarmall, 02-13-2007 13:28:57  
I was talking the M/S carbs which so far I have only seen cast ones



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RustyFarmall

02-13-2007 15:31:25




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to old, 02-13-2007 14:51:05  
Marvel-Scheblers and Zeniths are all cast iron as far as I know. The Carters found on some of the Cs and super Cs are made of aluminum.



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old

02-13-2007 11:02:41




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to smirkey, 02-13-2007 10:51:57  
I'd try to rebuild it my self. You can buy a good cheap kit for around $20 or so and it will have all the part you will most likely need in it. You could have a few problems with that carb. Could be a bad float, dirt in the needle/seat, or the fluel pump puts out to much preassure for the float

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smirkey

02-13-2007 13:48:13




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 Re: c-135 Carb in reply to old, 02-13-2007 11:02:41  
maybe that's it. the old electric fuel pump went bad last year. i used a gravity feed gas tank to get the combine into the shed. and then i replaced the electric pump ($100.00). since then has been the bowl flooding problem. i don't think i can adjust the pump pressure though. thanks everyone



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