Hello, I recently bought a 1938 JD G that the owner made into a puller back in the 60's. Its currently .090 over with aluminum pistons. I took the carb off to clean it up and its in really tough shape-rusted real bad and pitted up. I was just tossing the idea of rebuilding this carb or I didnt know if there was anybody out there who makes a good pulling carb that will give it a little bump or am I better off rebuilding the factory carb? I am planning on pulling it this summer. Anyways, any help or suggestions is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
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