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To-35 carb question

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steve

03-29-2001 18:35:35




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On a to-35 with a Marvel-Schebler carb there is a idle setting and a load setting, One screw is smaller and on the side of the throttle plate, the other is larger and above the bowl. which is which and the book showes 1 turn for idle and 1-11/4 for the load. I assume this is from a light seat does anyone agree or disagree with this setting.




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Bill

03-29-2001 19:19:39




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 Re: to-35 carb question in reply to steve, 03-29-2001 18:35:35  
The settings you mentioned are a good starting point. The low speed jet should produce maximum RPM at idle. The high speed should not smoke when under load and produce maximum pulling power. Try to go up a hill cutting heavy grass and stop to adjust 1/8 turn at a time until it pulls best without smoking rich. Others may have different techniques. Carburetor should be clean with no obstruction in the filters or gas screens. Air filter should also be clean.

Bill Stanley

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steve

03-29-2001 20:00:03




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 Re: Re: to-35 carb question in reply to Bill, 03-29-2001 19:19:39  
thanks for your help bill, but which screw is which. I think the larger screw is the load but I'm not sure.



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Bill

03-30-2001 07:10:11




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 Re: Re: Re: to-35 carb question in reply to steve, 03-29-2001 20:00:03  
Big one is the high speed or load adjustment. You can find out more than you wanted to know at:

Carburetor overhaul
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artint231_pg1.htm
Carburator adjustment
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Bill Stanley



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