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Don8NAZ

08-18-2000 16:17:45




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Ok, the link below is to my Don8NAZ Overhaul website with all my pix and text on rebuilding the TSX-241 carburetor on my 8N.

Notwithstanding the typos and brain farts I might have had while putting the site together, would you please comment on whether this kind of thing might be valuable to any segment of this Discussion Group. (It is just a labor of love - ain't no profit in it for me.)

I have another site in the works in the same photo -rich format detailing the rebuild of the 8N Governor. And a somewhat smaller site with photos and text of the Paulson Loader installation.

Again, your comments are welcome and appreciated.

Thanks very much.

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Andy

01-01-2001 18:27:27




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  

Don great job you showed me what I was looking for. Thanks



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Gaspump

08-21-2000 18:06:46




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  
Only one small comment on a fine piece of work, wish I could learn those computer skills. The battery old wives tale is mostly that, but in the old days of asphaltic compound battery cases a battery would drain to earth and a wood or other insulator was required. Modern battery cases are much better and do not bleed like the old ones. I still place my batteries on wood for long storage, just an old habit.

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Dave in Mo

08-21-2000 09:59:34




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  
Don, great job! Did one of ours about a month ago. Your layout would give a beginner a lot of confidence. By the way, did you say anything about the replacing the seals on the butterfly shaft or did I just miss it?



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Don8NAZ

08-21-2000 23:48:12




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 Re: Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Dave in Mo, 08-21-2000 09:59:34  
Thanks for your kind words.

Actually I didn't get throttle shaft seals in my rebuild kit, nor did my carburetor have any in place. It may be standard for the older carburetors, though, I just don't know.



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9N'er

08-19-2000 17:54:57




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  
I read this earlier today. Great job posting this. One idea I had about this was a section on the sidebar for these overhaul chronicles. The carb overhaul, and your plans for the governor overhaul, I would think would be useful for all N owners. They are basic maintenance and useful chronicles for those who even have a limited tool arsenal. One suggestion would be to have a small list of special tools or the basic tools required to do these at the beginning for the neophyte like me. GREAT job posting this. This is very useful. THANK YOU -9N'er

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Don8NAZ

08-20-2000 10:09:12




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 Re: Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to 9N'er, 08-19-2000 17:54:57  
Thanks 9N'er,

That's a good idea. The only tool I didn't show in the Governor rebuild was the drift used to separate the drive gear from the shaft. The text (when I'm done with it) will have that info.



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Rick (KS)

08-19-2000 09:19:35




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  
Don,

Articles like this would be very valuable to me. I did the carb rebuild a couple of weeks ago and am now going to compare against your article and see if I missed anything. I look forward to the completion of your piece on the Governor rebuild as that is near the top of my scheduled items to do. Thanks for your time and efforts and keep up the good work.

Rick



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Don8NAZ

08-19-2000 10:36:13




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 Re: Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Rick (KS), 08-19-2000 09:19:35  
Thanks, Rick.

The Governor Overhaul article has all the pix but no text for right now. The link is below:



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Bob (KY)

08-18-2000 19:21:49




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  
Yes what you did is great and shold very much be useful to the people on this Board. You did a great job putting it together.
Keep up the good work

Bob (KY)



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Don8NAZ

08-18-2000 21:07:41




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 Re: Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Bob (KY), 08-18-2000 19:21:49  
Thanks, Bob.

I think this stuff is a hoot. It is amazing to me how well engineered (ie. simple) some of this stuff is that was designed over 50 years ago.

Don8NAZ



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Salmoneye

08-18-2000 17:40:51




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  
You are one ambitious cuss!
I wish I had had this 3 months ago. Had to figure it all out myself. :-)
You should DEFINATELY keep up the labor of love!
Lots of folks will benefit from this type of concise and detailed photographic and textual info!!!

On a side note...
Your venturi looks to be metalic.
I have been in my carb 3 times in the last 2 years and mine is a pink plastic.
When I purchased the 'expensive' rebuild kit, I expected a new float and a new venturi, but both were conspicuously absent.
Is this normal? If so, why don't they include these seemingly 'necessary' parts in the kits?
Is there a place to purchase just the float and venturi?

Keep Up The Incredible Work!

Paul II, In Vermont

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Don8NAZ

08-18-2000 20:58:53




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 Re: Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Salmoneye, 08-18-2000 17:40:51  
Thanks for the kind words.

My venturi is brass. I'd sure be worried about backfiring with a plastic venturi. Enough of it and the venturi might melt (well deform, anyway). But maybe it isn't a problem.

I've seen the float in Steven's catalog for under $10, not sure about the venturi. Yup, there it is, a plastic one (under $7)! Check out the sponsors of this discussion board for carb parts suppliers.

The float and venturi are reusable and seldom wear out. Occassionally a float will have to be soldered up to cure a leak, and maybe the venturi might eventually get brittle (plastic) or beatup (brass) and have to be replaced, but only seldom. So they usually don't find their way into rebuild kits.

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norm-wy

08-18-2000 16:36:28




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 Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to Don8NAZ, 08-18-2000 16:17:45  
Don8NAZ
Like the idea very much, especially since I am getting ready to do both jobs on my 8N very soon now. It's amazing how some people can learn much better with visual images and some learn far better following verbal instructions and some prefer to have a mix of the two learning methods. I saw this demonstrated repeatedly during 38 years in a classroom. Different strokes for different folks as they say.
Keep up the good work and lets get that governor project on the web as soon as possible. TNX norm

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Don8NAZ

08-18-2000 21:04:36




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 Re: Re: 8N Overhaul - Carburetor in reply to norm-wy, 08-18-2000 16:36:28  
Thanks very much, Norm.

The Governor overhaul photos are done and are at the link below. The text will have to wait for a little (my manufacturing business got a little busy this week).

Caution though, all of the pix are on one page and will take a while to load into your browser before you see them.

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