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Best place to get a gasket


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Posted by Ludwig on August 11, 1999 at 13:04:14 from (208.201.105.230):

Hi all,
I need a new fuel bowl gasket. I'd actually like to get the whole assembly. They have them at CT but I was warned that the quality would not be good. Any suggestions on where I could get one?

Let me explain why...
Super M tractor won't run for crap...
I look and notice that the bowl isn't full. Oh yeah, forgot to turn on gas. Turn on gas, no flow. Crap.... Take off bowl, screen is clean. Hmmm.
Put bowl back on, tons of flow. Up and over the top of bowl, onto the ground.
Hmmm..
Take bowl back off, gasket is a replacement that was found god knows where. Needless to say it isn't right. It's a round affair and part of it is squashed flat. Bad sign...
Hmmm...
So I figure that there must be some sort of air vent in the bowl and that I'm plugging it with that squashed bit on the gasket preventing the air getting out of the bowl which keeps the gas from getting in. So I need a new gasket.
Hmmm....
Well while I've got it apart I suppose I ought to change the whole assembly. It'd be just as easy and I'd like to be done with the dammed thing.

Any help would be appreciated as I'm heading back up north in a couple of weeks and when I get there I need to put this tractor back to rights. The mowing has been waiting since May when it broke.


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