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Posted by mel on May 13, 2002 at 03:53:27 from (198.26.123.37):
Carburetor was leaking like a sieve so I finally decided to overhaul it this weekend. Thanks to this board I was able to watch out for all the "pay attention to this" things like making sure the butterflys went back in right side up. I used an overhaul kit from IH which had a lot more parts than the basic kits you can get from tractor supply and others. The cost was about $28 if I remember right. The carburetor is sitting on the bench in two halves right now. My question to the board is should I put any kind of gasket sealer on the gasket before I put the carb back together or just use the gasket alone????? Thanks to all.
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