Posted by Hobo,NC on March 29, 2013 at 05:16:35 from (98.16.4.148):
In Reply to: Ford 3000 Carburetor posted by Ralph Newton on March 26, 2013 at 08:08:54:
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I don't know why folks have so much bad luck with them. I have had good luck fix'n them,,, that said it would not make me mad if I never seen another carb of any kind... I do run into a automotive carb that I throw the towel in on from time to time,,, these Holley's are more along what I am use to and not what you normally see on a tractor engine.
The first thing I do is get the accelerator pump functioning both ends and make sure the pump check ball is check'n if alls good their order up a kit from tisco... The other issue is the metering bowl gasket must fit perfect. If I have a doubt inform the owner to replace the carb... (no one has take'n me up on it) The last one I did the kit came with no gaskets so got a replacement kit and the gasket had been folded over
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I am not look'n to get into fix'n them but would like to have a few for parts if anyone wants to sell their old Holley...
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