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Bob M. My 1600 is still icing the carb

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Roger

05-06-1999 16:11:03




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I tried all the things you suggested.It helped for a day or two.I'm thinking I need to tear off anything that the fuel contacts and try to get it as sanitary as humanly possible.




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Chris

05-08-1999 06:47:58




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 Re: Bob M. My 1600 is still icing the carb in reply to Roger, 05-06-1999 16:11:03  
How does the tractor run once it warms up? Do you still have to leave the choke out?



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Wings

05-07-1999 19:23:43




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 Re: Bob M. My 1600 is still icing the carb in reply to Roger, 05-06-1999 16:11:03  
You are really in trouble when ice starts to build up on the wings.



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Apply heat

05-07-1999 19:23:04




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 Re: Bob M. My 1600 is still icing the carb in reply to Roger, 05-06-1999 16:11:03  
You need to apply heat during take off and landing. Sounds like Lycoming.



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Bob M

05-07-1999 16:41:09




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 Re: Bob M. My 1600 is still icing the carb in reply to Roger, 05-06-1999 16:11:03  
Roger -

This won't help you much, but mine still ices somewhat until the air temperature gets above 50 or 55 - especially in damp weather. Trick is to manage it as best you can until the motor warms up.

I've passed on the tricks I've found help the problem except this (cause I haven't tried it yet...): Bend up some sort of sheet metal "stove" around the muffler. Then run a hose to pull heated air from this stove into the air cleaner. Kinda similar to what the car mfr's used on carbureted cars from the 70's and 80's.

Where do you live? Sounds like it's cool and damp - like here in western NY...

Bob M

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