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Todd

11-19-2001 10:00:52




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Some companies are able to repair JD carbs that have been twisted off at the bottom. MY QUESTION IS can these repair kits be purchased by someone like myself and do my own repairing? If so, who would you reccommend buying them from?




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Jason D. Wahl

11-19-2001 18:00:45




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 Re: Carburetor Repair in reply to Todd, 11-19-2001 10:00:52  
There are no kits. These places have the proper machinery and skilled people that professionally fix those broken stems. If not much is missing then I would suggest tapping and threading the inside of the stem for a standard thread bolt. Take the same size thread bolt, cut the head off, then braze it into the bowl nut. Thus you can still use the nut and no physical evidence shows on the outside that it has ever been repaired. One trick to all this. You must elminate the spring that normally goes between the nozzle and bowl nut. And last the bolt must not be too long, but long enough to hold the nozzle up in its place. Good Luck...

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Clooney

11-19-2001 18:50:24




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 Re: Re: Carburetor Repair in reply to Jason D. Wahl, 11-19-2001 18:00:45  
Jason, I have a question for you. If you use a bolt long enough to hold the main nozzle up in place how does the fuel get into the bottom of the nozzle?



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Clooney

11-19-2001 10:29:43




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 Re: Carburetor Repair in reply to Todd, 11-19-2001 10:00:52  
Todd, I'm not aware of a repair kit, but I'm sure if you look hard enough you can find someone that will sell a repair piece, you might try Roberts Carb (Phone: (712) 262-5311). I usually use the end of a spark plug that is cut off just above the threads & braze or silver solder it to the broken carb stem that has been cut to the correct length.



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