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Dltx34 and dltx24

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durbco

12-14-2000 06:04:00




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My 37 B has a dltx34 and my 46 A has a dltx24 carburetor. My research says neither is correct for these tractors- are they close enough to run satisfactorily? I don't have an unlimited budget and the two carbs do seem to run fine now.

Also, what gauge sheet metal was the original hood on the unstyled 37B?
Thanks.




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clooney

12-14-2000 08:01:42




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 Re: dltx34 and dltx24 in reply to durbco, 12-14-2000 06:04:00  
Durbco, the DLTX 34 is from a 1941-1947 B & the DLTX 24 is from a 1940 A. At least they are for the correct series tractors. As long as they run OK & pull good you should be OK.



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Gman

12-14-2000 12:57:55




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 Re: Re: dltx34 and dltx24 in reply to clooney, 12-14-2000 08:01:42  
Clooney the DLTX-24 is a carb. for an U/S "G" I,ve never seen one on an A unless someone was pulling. Gman



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WTW

12-14-2000 13:12:49




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 Re: Re: Re: dltx34 and dltx24 in reply to Gman, 12-14-2000 12:57:55  
Gman, You are right it was for the early "G's" But it also was the correct carburetor for the early (styled) "A's" serial numbers 488,000-- 491,335. Dave W.



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Gman

12-14-2000 18:03:59




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: dltx34 and dltx24 in reply to WTW, 12-14-2000 13:12:49  
Hello Dave thanks for the info on the DLTX-24,learn something every day here on the board. I use a Dltx 73 on my work "G" those doggone 24 and fifty-ones are two expensive to hack around. Later Garland



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Gman

12-14-2000 18:12:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: dltx34 and dltx24 in reply to Gman, 12-14-2000 18:03:59  
Hello again I don't have my thinking cap on tonite on that work "G" I got a Dltx-71 on it instead of a 73 thanks again garland



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