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H Carb Rebuild Observations
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Posted by neblinc on September 18, 2006 at 07:53:37 from (24.123.122.114):
Well I tore into the carb this weekend and
installed the rebuild kit.
I guess I was disapointed that some of the
items were not included in the kit for $90.
For example a new metering nozzle, throttle
plate, air bleed & the fuel adjusting screw
seat.
I am not sure how that seat would come out of
the carb, but if they send the needle screw,
why not a new seat? Overall it was a pretty straight forward
process.
I made sure I had a diagram next to me and
matched up the old parts to the new and
marked them on the copy of the carb diagram
page I made. Took my time and kept track of where things
went as I took them off. The one gotcha was
the spring & ball that came with my kit, I did
not see those pieces when I took mine apart
and thought they had "sprung" out of there
when I took it apart. So I fought for over an
hour trying to get those pieces in! Ended up
there was no way thay they were going in
there. So maybe the choke shaft had been
replaced?
Anyway overall not a bad job to attempt for a
beginner, but I don't think the kit is worth $90
when you can get an aftermarket in the $30
range.
I was planning on doing a step by step picture
takedown but the wife had the camera, so
maybe my next one I will do that. Randy
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