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There's no such thing, I'm afraid. About all you're going to find is the specifications for setting the float.

Really, it's not that difficult. All you gotta do is be careful of that idle tube when you separate the top and bottom halves. You can't put any parts in the wrong places.
 
Pretty much every kit I have seen comes with instructions. Manual has a blow up of the assembly and instructions for adjusting etc. Study it well and just get it in your head that it isn't that tough and nothing you might do wrong is permanent. You can always ask here and on Farmallcub dot com if you have issues. You will get the help you need.
 
The so-called instructions that come with the kit amount to, "Take it apart, replace old parts with new parts from this kit, and put it back together," if you're lucky.

I imagine he's looking for something a little more step-by-step than that. Like I said before, no such thing.

That said, these are not complicated things to figure out. Nothing is going to go "SPROING!" in your face. It's only 4 screws to get the carburetor apart.
 
I am absolutely with you on that one. Just did a Cub IH carb last week and the instructions were pretty much just bad. If you have a situation like mine and the idle tube is busted you will be scratchin your head wondering what the new one is for. I'll take your word for it that they are all the same. We're on the same page. On your first one a digital camera or good notes help a lot but this forum and the Cub forum are/were my best source for help.
 
47H,
The IH Service Manual for Cub and Cub Lo-Boy tractors (GSS-1411) has a very detailed description of the entire fuel system. Pages 2-3 through 2-11 cover the carburetor specifically.

You can get a copy from Binder Books. I’ve attached a link.

Good luck with it,

Art
Binder Books
 
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