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Rick

08-18-2001 05:56:18




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Can anyone tell me for sure,on a 1975 1755 what was the original carb. I have a zenith is on mine and I can not hold it.It will always start letting fuel run straight thru. Have done 3 overhaul kits so far. Please help. This tractor also was converted to electric fuel pump.Could fuel pump have to much pressure? I could only find one model to work on this tractor. I really miss this tractor when not running

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Zeus

08-18-2001 14:37:51




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 Re: 1755 carb in reply to Rick, 08-18-2001 05:56:18  
Rick:

Original carburetor on Oliver 1755 was Schebler USX-44.This was the only carburetor used.

venturi diam. 1.687"
idle speed 800 rpm
high speed load mixture 2 1/2 turns open
idle speed mixture 1 1/4 turns open
float level (with body inverted): valve closed when float midway between extreme positions

if you have wheel guard fuel tanks, there should also be a mechanical fuel supply pump, whose operating pressure is 2 1/2 to 3 3/4 psi

In this latter case there will also be a 3-way selector valve which determines whether fuel is supplied from the main tank or from the wheel guard tanks. Fuel is filtered through a pleated paper filter before it enters carburetor & this filter must be changed at specified intervals

In view of the fact that you have a Zenith carburetor & an electric fuel pump, it looks like someone has tinkered with the tractor & modified it with incorrect aftermarket or cannabalized parts. Revert back to the two original parts (i.e. Schebler USX-44 carb and mechanical fuel transfer pump [if you have wheel tanks]), and everything should come back up to par.

Hope this helps

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dwm

08-18-2001 11:01:15




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 Re: 1755 carb in reply to Rick, 08-18-2001 05:56:18  
I would have to agree with Dean. While I don't have first hand experience with a 1755 G, I would expect it was originally gravity feed. The electric pump is carrying too much fuel pressure for the needle valve and seat to hold. I don't know why an electric pump would have been installed after-market as long as the tank, sediment bowl, and line was clean. I had a starvation problem on a gas tractor one time that turned out to be a soybean sloshing around in the tank and occasionally restricting the tank outlet. Good luck

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Larry

08-18-2001 09:07:05




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 Re: 1755 carb in reply to Rick, 08-18-2001 05:56:18  
There is a wide range of fuel pumps.If the one you have is set at too high preasure the carb can't hold.On that tractor 5 or 6 pounds should be plenty.



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Dean

08-18-2001 06:37:33




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 Re: 1755 carb in reply to Rick, 08-18-2001 05:56:18  
My service manual says TSX-807, USX-29, USX-32, USX-32-1, USX-44 Marvel-Schebler carburetors have all been used.

I'd lose the fuel pump. All these carbs are intended to be gravity fed.



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