Super A carb. rebuild

Mark W. · Oct 21, 2009

Know of any reliable carb. rebuild places? I live in NW Pa and need one done with good quality parts.

CNKS · Oct 21, 2009

CaseIH. If no dealer, contact Carter and Gruenewald, a CaseIH dealer in WI, they will send it to you. 866-327-6255. CaseIH is expensive compared to other suppliers, but worth it.

CNKS · Oct 21, 2009

You asked for carb rebuild places, you can easily do it yourself, it is not difficult.

Dave H (MI) · Oct 21, 2009

First of all, I rebuilt the carb on my B when I knew next to nothing using a kit from Steiner and a lot of advice from the guys here. You can do it too. If you just don't want to for some reason, there are guys that do it. I think rustyfarmall on this board hires out on this one (apologies if not) and there is a guy on the Ford N board who would probably do it named Gary, I believe. I would still encourage you to do it. Depending on the carb model, this is one of the easiest to do. Go for it! You need a kit and a gallon of carb cleaner to start. Some compressed air for blowing out the ports. A bit of time and a little patience.

Mark W. · Oct 21, 2009

Thanks for the advice. I will attempt it myself. Are there any kits I should stay away from?

rustyfarmall · Oct 21, 2009

If your carb is a Zenith, make sure and find the model number on the carb, and get the kit that is correct for that particular Zenith. There are many differences in gaskets, float valves and seats, etc.

Dave H (MI) · Oct 21, 2009

I don't like TSC stuff. I've used it but the kit opens easily and gets returned to clerks incomplete and put back on the shelf....etc. Steiner or similar will sell you one out of the warehouse and it will have all the parts. Take your carb body and scrub it down BEFORE you put it in to soak. The gallon can of carb cleaner can be reused if you seal it REAL tight and don't get a lot of unnecessary road dirt in it. Plus, that junk that slews off the outside will end up in your interior ports so clean the outside real good before you disassemble it for soaking. Get a can of spray cleaner too for the outside. AND...you have your service manual, right??? Manuals are an integral part of owning any equipment. Go for it...post questions...have fun with it!

mhmalcolm · Oct 21, 2009

I will rebuild your carburetor for $60.00, including parts and return shipping. I use the highest quality parts, made in the USA, and leak test all carburetors before I return them. I will guarantee my work for 12 months. Turn around would be 7 days at the most. I have 30 years of experience rebuilding tractor carburetors and am a professionally trained ag technician. If you are interested, please reply to this message through my email, or directly to my email address, [email protected] .

mhmalcolm · Oct 21, 2009

If you want to see an example of the work I do, click on the link below to the Muggy Welding sight. I used their SSF-6 Silver Solder rod to repair a broken casting on a Zenith carburetor from a Farmall B for one of my customers. It came out very well, and I sent Mike Muggy a description of the repair with some before and after pictures. He posted it all on his "testemonials" page, and that is what this link is to. I am in New York, by the way.
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Tom Fleming · Oct 22, 2009

Mark, if you want, I am in western Pa too, not too far from Conneaut Lake, and would be happy to spend an afternoon with you and show you how to rebuild. If you want, send me an email at [email protected].

"you can give a man a fish and feed him for a day......show him how to fish and you have fed him for life........"

Mark W. · Oct 22, 2009

I would greatly appreciate that and may look you up very shortly. I live in Edinboro. Thanks

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