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Lenny

05-11-2003 19:07:40




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Can anyone tell me if the direction of the litel carb nozzle holes must go in a certain direction?




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Clooney

05-12-2003 02:30:37




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 Re: carb nozle in reply to Lenny, 05-11-2003 19:07:40  
Lenny, you didn't give us a carb number, or tractor model? But as mentioned below it doesn't matter what direction those holes face. It doesn't even matter on the "G" carb with the angled end as that angled end GOES DOWN. That angle is there to allow fuel to enter the bottom of the nozzle. Remember if Deere was concerned about the hole orientation they would have added a locating flat spot or key as it is possible for that nozzle to spin slightly when the nut is installed & tightened.....

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John T

05-11-2003 19:46:42




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 Re: carb nozle in reply to Lenny, 05-11-2003 19:07:40  
Hey Lenny, Nope, the direction of the lil side holes in the nozzle dont matter. Fuel is delivered through them and gets sucked up into the air stream regardless of their rotational orientation. However, on a nozzle that has the tapered tip (not the flat top one) that goes up in the stream (I forget which carb I rebuilt long ago that had that???), I installed it so the open side is toward the engine.

John T Nordhoff

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Bill

05-11-2003 19:15:39




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 Re: carb nozle in reply to Lenny, 05-11-2003 19:07:40  
I durnt think it matters,I even think I read that in a book somewheres,,,,Someone will say if Im right,,,,Good luck,,,Bill



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