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charlie

02-03-2003 18:27:01

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I have a 49 B and i want to put a carburator from an early 40s B. Will this cause me any performance problems?

The original carburator is all gummed up but I have had no luck unscrewing the brass screws. Almost all of them now have the heads stripped and there is no lip left for a screw driver to grasp. What is the procedure for getting those screws out? Is there any where here on the net that will rebuild these carbs?

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Clooney

02-04-2003 03:19:36

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Re: JD B carburator question in reply to charlie, 02-03-2003 18:27:01

Charlie, you will probably see a little less performance under heavy load but it should run ok.
~On the brass screws, that depends on how bad they are torn up? If they still have a head on them you can try using a torch & heating the screws until a brownish light red color, then when they cool use a small pair of ignition pliers or vise grips on the outer rim of the screws [that usually works]. On badly torn up screws I have had some luck with heating until light red then allowing to cool then using a small snap punch & by snapping the punch at an angle on the screw heads to loosen & turn them out...If the screw heads are torn up so bad that nothing will grip the outer edge of the head you will probably have to drill them out, I use a set of small L/H drill bits & start small then increase the size until the drill bit hangs & backs the screw out, or keep using bigger drill bits until I get to thread i.d. size then chase with a tap. If you are proficient with drilling precise & straight holes they are pretty easy to get out, if you haven�t drilled many broken bolts & screws out it might be better off left to a pro carb shop that does it for a living.

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Greenindiana

02-03-2003 19:37:34

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Re: JD B carburator question in reply to charlie, 02-03-2003 18:27:01

Charlie, I had some carb work done by Burrey Carb Shop, Doug did a great job. My old B started last week when it was 5 below. He is at www.burreycarb.com

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deere-tom

02-03-2003 20:33:07

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Re: Re: JD B carburator question in reply to Greenindiana, 02-03-2003 19:37:34

Your 49 B is 190ci motor and should have DLTX-67 or DLTX-73 carb.The DLTX-34 or DLTX-10 carbs are for smaller 174ci and 149ci motors.Your tractor will run with smaller carb but not correctly.

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