Hoss In ME
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Got a dltx 33 carb on it.Is ths the right carb? hoss
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Pete in MD
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On a '48 A:
An All-fuel should have a DLTX-72.
A Gasolene should have a DLTX-71
An All-fuel should have a DLTX-72.
A Gasolene should have a DLTX-71
Hoss In ME
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Thanx Pete.What did the 33 go on?Ive looked all over th internet and cant find a thing. Hoss
old
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I have a catalog here that list the DLTX53, DLTX33, DLTX71 and DLTX72 all fitting the JD-A. It does not brake it down as to what year what carb fits but all of those from what this nnalert catalog says came on the JD-A at some point in time. Oh by the way the first 2 I listed cost the most as in over $500 each and the last 2 under $500
Pete in MD
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I don't find a "33" anywhere either.
By any chance did you get that number from the bottom of the fuel bowl? If so, it should be "13". That's the bowl used on a lot of carbs.
By any chance did you get that number from the bottom of the fuel bowl? If so, it should be "13". That's the bowl used on a lot of carbs.
jd b puller
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Hoss, check this out.
http://robertscarbrepair.com/carbid.asp
http://robertscarbrepair.com/carbid.asp
Pete in MD
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I based my previous reply on SM2024.
After seeing old's post I looked at an old Rusty Acres Ranch printout of FSB 182-S (Aug '51). It shows the DLTX-33 on Model A serial #s 491336 thru 498999 (late '47 & early '48).
If the serial # on your A fits in there, I guess you have the right carb.
After seeing old's post I looked at an old Rusty Acres Ranch printout of FSB 182-S (Aug '51). It shows the DLTX-33 on Model A serial #s 491336 thru 498999 (late '47 & early '48).
If the serial # on your A fits in there, I guess you have the right carb.
old
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I have found that catalog are a good reference for a lot of stuff. Not always as good as a person would like as in some times they get it wrong but most of the time they do help figure out what fits what like in this case
Anonymous-0
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Pete in MD has the numbers right
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