larry@stinescorner
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My friend Jim bought this at an auction for 2 dollars
He had it running before I pulled out of his driveway.
- Thread starter larry@stinescorner
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Older cast iron block Briggs? They used that carb for a long time. I have generators with it from 1956 to 1985. Only thing you do is screw out the main jet needle till it runs correctly. Just make sure you remove the main jet FIRST. Then you can take the rest of the carb. apart. Don't forget to replace the paper gasket in side the top and bottom halfs. It warps and then the float gets stuck. THat is a super dupper muffler. "Quiet run". Nice buy!
Russ from MN
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Wow, I thought I did good when I bought one for $15 and got it running in 2 days!
notjustair
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You have to love those old easy spin Briggs. We had one about the same size in the milkhouse
that was plumbed in to the main. It would run the furnace blower, the well pump, and the fridge but
not all at the same time. I couldn't wait for a snowstorm after we got it. We were living the high life.
that was plumbed in to the main. It would run the furnace blower, the well pump, and the fridge but
not all at the same time. I couldn't wait for a snowstorm after we got it. We were living the high life.
Billy Shafer
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That one was made. When generators were made to last.
Pair-a-dice farm
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(quoted from post at 21:00:32 04/09/16) My friend Jim bought this at an auction for 2 dollarsHe had it running before I pulled out of his driveway.
I've got one just like it!! I haven't had it running in years. Dad bought it at an auction about 25 years ago and it was used then so I don't know how old it is.
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