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Hi all, I'm jumping sites for this one from the 8N page because I have an old IH 656 at work that I'm trying to get going again. The carb was all gummed up so I took it off and cleaned it. One of my coworkers stopped by the CNH dealer to pick up a kit for me. All he got was a gasket kit which Im not sure is the right one anyway...not his fault. I would really prefer a complete carb kit (gaskets, needles, etc.) but I cannot seem to find any parts for this particular carb. Its an OEM 381419R93. I called the dealership and they said they can get me a complete kit for $203 but that sounds rediculous, should be under $75, most are anyway. I was wondering if you all knew of a source for parts for these or even anything about this particular carb.
 
(quoted from post at 09:17:45 10/06/11) Hi all, I'm jumping sites for this one from the 8N page because I have an old IH 656 at work that I'm trying to get going again. The carb was all gummed up so I took it off and cleaned it. One of my coworkers stopped by the CNH dealer to pick up a kit for me. All he got was a gasket kit which Im not sure is the right one anyway...not his fault. I would really prefer a complete carb kit (gaskets, needles, etc.) but I cannot seem to find any parts for this particular carb. Its an OEM 381419R93. I called the dealership and they said they can get me a complete kit for $203 but that sounds rediculous, should be under $75, most are anyway. I was wondering if you all knew of a source for parts for these or even anything about this particular carb.
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$203 from Case-IH would be about right. Unless the throttle shaft is worn out and sloppy, you should be able to clean everything else, and the basic gasket kit will get you going again.
 
I buy parts as needed for those carbs. The last one I did with a kit it didn't have the throttle shaft bushing in it anyway still needed more parts. If you do not need the throttle shaft and or bushings, then a needle and seat and the gaskets are all you need.
 
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