George Miller
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I have a 1941 JD B with a DLTX 67 carb on it. I am looking for some place that shows where all the passages that need to be cleaned when I rebuild the carb.
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greenmech
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- Lakeville MN
Where ever there is a brass plug, it has to be removed and reamed out. As far as the diagrams ,maybe ask on the John Deere site below here. Ron MN
James Howell
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Send a call out to [b:654c4848f0]pat browning[/b:654c4848f0] on the John Deere forum.
He will be a good source of information.
He will be a good source of information.
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