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MODEL 50 Choke screws

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bart

04-16-2002 14:40:17




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First thanks to all the help I have recieved from everyone here. I am new at this and have had all my answers answered. This question I am sure is going to be debated. I was having a problem with the left side fowling plugs and not running, after changing plugs and plug wires I removed the carb. I found that the choke screews were gone and the choke flap was jammed shut. Cool no prob I can fix that. Question where are the screews??? I fear they went into the cobustion chamber. Question do I have to take head off and remove them. I was told they were brass and they proballyflew out the exaust or desinigrated. I was also told they were probally enbeded on the top of the piston and should remove them. So I am taking a poll what should I do???

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Deere Puller

04-17-2002 09:33:48




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 Re: MODEL 50 Choke screws in reply to bart, 04-16-2002 14:40:17  
A good lesson here is that whenever you replace the butterflies on your carb, always be certain that you use Loctite (blue), allowing dis-assembly with effort. I once rebuilt a carb for a fellow as a favor and he put it on his tractor, lost a screw and trashed a piston/liner. I always make certain that the screws were seated with NEW lockwashers and are not stripped, but it happened anyhow. Now I always use Loctite blue on them....

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ROOSTER IN TENNEESSEE

04-16-2002 18:38:57




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 Re: MODEL 50 Choke screws in reply to bart, 04-16-2002 14:40:17  
Bart I just went though the same thing, a screw out my choke went into the cobustion chamer. It burnt my exhaust valve & crack my head. So I would buy a 64.00 head gasket set, than to buy a head. It made marks of the scerw on the pistons and head. It went from #1 to #2 and come out when I took the head off. I hope yur luck is better than mine.



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Clooney

04-16-2002 15:02:29




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 Re: MODEL 50 Choke screws in reply to bart, 04-16-2002 14:40:17  
Bart, those buggers have probably gone on through the exhaust. I don't know how they would imbed in the pistons as the pistons don't come close enough to the head to imbed them.



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Haybaler

04-17-2002 06:49:51




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 Re: Re: MODEL 50 Choke screws in reply to Clooney, 04-16-2002 15:02:29  
Hey Clooney..., I had a set come out of the choke on my 730 and they embedded in the top of the piston (aluminum piston), I was lucky and did not trash anything else.



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Haybaler

04-17-2002 06:49:40




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 Re: Re: MODEL 50 Choke screws in reply to Clooney, 04-16-2002 15:02:29  
Hey Clooney..., I had a set come out of the choke on my 730 and they embedded in the top of the piston (aluminum piston), I was lucky and did not trash anything else.



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