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Re: H Carb Rebuild Observations
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Posted by Andy Martin on September 19, 2006 at 08:19:27 from (63.123.95.201):
In Reply to: Re: H Carb Rebuild Observations posted by RustyFarmall on September 19, 2006 at 07:53:17:
Thanks for the advice. I've never used heat on carburetors. I'll try that. I take great pride on getting stuff apart if it will come apart, without damaging the original parts, and I usually do pretty good. It still gripes me when I fail. I hate to twist off dot head bolts, even when they are corroded and I replace them, they still go in my pile to be saved. The venturi is an interesting comment. I guess I have never had trouble getting them out, in fact I have had several fall to the ground in the field while I am trying to clean out the carburetor without any cleaner. About all you can do is flush with gasoline and put it back together. Now that I think about it the carburetor is absorbing heat from the manifold while you're trying to work on it on the tractor. That may be why they seem to fall out half way through the job.
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