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880 carb question

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Jim Meade

05-31-2005 11:47:43




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I have a Marvel Schebler (name cast on top part of carb) carb on my 880. I don't think this is an 880 intake manifold, so guessing maybe it's off a 1650 or something. It has the high idle on top and back of the idle mixture. Can anyone tell me where to look for the model number so I can see which it is? I can't see the model number anywhere. There are no metal tags of any kind.
I've had it apart and thought I cleaned it, but won't swear to anything now.
The tractor runs OK on about 1/2 choke. I assume it's not getting enough fuel. The tank and lines have been gone through. No fuel pump.
Any tips on where to go from here? Take it apart again? Again, where should I look for the model number?

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Jim@concordfarms.

05-31-2005 18:31:55




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 Re: 880 carb question in reply to Jim Meade, 05-31-2005 11:47:43  
My 880 book shows the following:
Intake manifold 1K-415. (alternate 106-210A)
Exhaust manifold 101-337A
Carburetor Zenith 267J8

I don't see any listing for a M/S carburetor on an 880. The book shows a 770 using a M/S TSX-755.

Since you think you may have some 1650 parts on your tractor, here are a few numbers for them:
Intake manifold 155-896A
Exhaust manifold 157-416A (alternate 161-707A)
Carburetor M/S TSX-807.

I don't know how you can find out the model of your carburetor with the little brass tag missing. Maybe someone else can identify it by sight. If I can look up any more numbers for you, let me know. Jim.

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Jim Meade

05-31-2005 18:05:32




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 Re: 880 carb question in reply to Jim Meade, 05-31-2005 11:47:43  
FWIW, I soaked the carb in solvent for a while, blew it out thoroughly, and it works a good deal better now than it did before. Perhaps some ports were cleaned out better.



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