few days ago I posted about a farmall cub which seemed to be running out of fuel despite a new carb and everything set as per the manual, well I seem to have fixed it at least so far, what I did was make the carb float drop more and raise up higher before shutting off the needle, measurements were " that looks about good," now has about a inch of travel as apposed to less than half that when I started, I took on a acre and a half of pasture yesterday just to see if it would give up again, it never missed a beat, so much for redneck repair lol
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