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Super 77 Carb Problem

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Steve Kuhler

09-26-2007 17:17:13




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My 77 ran like a champ until I put some bad gas in it, now it won't even fire. I took the carb apart and cleaned out all the holes, everything acts like it's open. The main gasket fell apart when I opened it. I put it together without it (which is a problem I know), now I need to figure out which model carb it is. Anyone have a reference I can use? Where can I find a new gasket? It acts like it gets too much gas, what should the float be set at?

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770

09-27-2007 13:48:36




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 Re: Super 77 Carb Problem in reply to Steve Kuhler, 09-26-2007 17:17:13  
My local NAPA has kits for both MS and Zenith carbs.



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bradk

09-26-2007 20:29:19




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 Re: Super 77 Carb Problem in reply to Steve Kuhler, 09-26-2007 17:17:13  
Try kit for carb #TSX 363 or TSX 374 for rebuild kit with specs.Also included is the recommended settings of the air bleed and enrichment screws.

~brad



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Mike in MI

09-26-2007 17:57:44




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 Re: Super 77 Carb Problem in reply to Steve Kuhler, 09-26-2007 17:17:13  
Steve,

Not sure if I be much help? The carb should have a brass tag on it. I have the Zenith on mine and the tag is located at the top of the carb toward the front of tractor, tag should be about the size of a dime. If you had the Marvel Schebuler carb it should have a brass tag on throat of the carb. The bowl should have Marvel Shebuler stamp on the side of it.

I got my carb kits at the local auto parts store.
Mike

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