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1956 JD 60 Carb.

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JonathanGPS

01-23-2005 11:38:50




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Does anyone have very detailed instructions for the disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly of a DLTX84 Carb? We have the tools used to clean carbs on unstyled tractors. Are these tools adequate if not what do we need and where should we get it. Thanks




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Clooney

01-23-2005 12:05:52




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 Re: 1956 JD 60 Carb. in reply to JonathanGPS, 01-23-2005 11:38:50  
JonathanGPS, those dual DLTX carbs are much more complex that the older single induction carbs..

Some of the disassembly, repair & set-up is covered in the older Deere repair manuals. They really don�t cover removing rust & years of varnish from those idle passages though..

You ask,,

Quote:--� Does anyone have very detailed instructions for the disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly of a DLTX84 Carb?�

Yes, Roberts Carb has a video tape for sale to cover those carbs.. I haven�t ever seen it so don�t know how thorough it is.. [Robert's Carburetor Repair Phone: (712) 262-5311]

As far as special tools,, Roberts probably has something but to get those passage balls out requires more than special tools (I use my milling machine to machine them out)

In a lot of cases those idle passages can be cleaned out using soft wires & long needle nose pliers. (a lot of work).

You can also go to Roberts Web Site (see link below) but it has been acting up lately so be persistent.. ..

Those Dual DLTX carbs aren�t too bad if just varnished up inside but are a REAL PAIN if the passages are rusted up from setting or rotten fuel..

Clooney

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