Indiana George
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Is the needle on a john deere A carb faces up or down on the bowl? Took the carb apart and frogot how it goes back.
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cole in mo.
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The point of the needle goes up, fuel comes into the bowl from the top, so as the float rises, it pushes the needle up, shutting off the flow.
michigan deere hunter
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the point of the needle goes into the seat
Anonymous-0
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As a rule, the point of needle goes the opposite direction of fuel flo
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