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Was Greasy-Wash

12-23-2003 14:21:23

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Seems I have a problem and thought some of you cud help me? Son in law sent me his Farmall C carb with a broke off low speed jet. I cut anew screwdiver slot with the moto-tool and got it out. Upon searching thru Alpha tractor cat. I dont see a complete kit for the Carter UT with 1" venturi--Does anyone have these kits or do I try to make it on the lathe??Awful small hole to drill. S-In-L bought it this way and has fought the no slow speed for yrs. Any help will be apprec. Tnx in adv. John

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Slowpoke

12-24-2003 22:15:58

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Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Was Greasy-Washed, 12-23-2003 14:21:23

Carter carbs for use on IHC gas engines have only two jet sizes for idle/low speed, drill size 66 and 70.
Drill # 70: UT-733-S, UT-2222-S, UT-2701-S, UT-2706-S.
Drill #66: UT-2703-S

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Was greasy (Or.)

12-25-2003 07:56:50

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Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Slowpoke, 12-24-2003 22:15:58

Merry Xmas Slowpoke, Thank you very much ---that is info I need as I haven't found a supplier yet who handles the complete kits. I can make and ream the throttle shaft bush and turn the thread section of the jet. Am going to try to salvage the low speed tube and solder--press? it into the new thread sect.Now with this info I know what to bore the jet tube with.Its full of hardened oxides or something. Thanks My friend. John

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Slowpoke

12-25-2003 16:22:13

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Re: Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Was greasy (Or.), 12-25-2003 07:56:50

If your carb matches one on the list, you'll be ok. I would try to run the drill bit through with fingers only rather than a power drill. I don't think the standard chuck will take such a small size anyway, but a pin vice will work. What do you think of the idea of using something like CLR to clean the passage? I don't remember any one mentioning anything other than carb cleaners. You could take a little scrap of brass from the broken part to see how it reacts to CLR. And if the tube is soldered in, I would definetly, carefully, run a bit thru to remove any excess solder. Some large hobby shops sell 12" brass tubing. Each piece will just slide into the next size up, and the smallest sizes may have the right id for the tube you need. Bring the drill with you for a test.
Merry Christmas from California.

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Greay John

12-25-2003 19:34:41

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Slowpoke, 12-25-2003 16:22:13

Hi again Slowpoke, yes I know my lathe chuck wont go there but I have pin vise that will.I never thought of clr but the wife has some so will try it and post the effects?? Can't hurt this much .as its already landfill---just thought if I can salvage it wud be worthwhile. I am a bit leary of some of the carb cleaners .
I have used acetone and strong stuff around the place in the past.My wife came down with a rare terminal illness 6 yrs back and the doc says maybe from exposure to these chemicals --No proof but they dont know what causes Myelofibrosis for which there is no cure. She has had abt 250 units of blood in the past 5-6 yrs.Every 3 wks. So we shud be extra careful with this stuff.Working on this old stuff is all that keeps me sane(????) Tnx agn John

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Sweeper

12-24-2003 14:01:43

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Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Was Greasy-Washed, 12-23-2003 14:21:23

Try NAPA, the kits I have been getting from them have new needles in them.

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Greasy John

12-24-2003 16:47:24

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Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Sweeper, 12-24-2003 14:01:43

Thank you Sweeper and all the crew here.
My best friend works for NAPA will see what he cam do. Merry Xmas to all and our hope fore a great new year.

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Earl S.

12-23-2003 15:25:02

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Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Was Greasy-Washed, 12-23-2003 14:21:23

I show the ut carter on a Super "A" sn. 255418 up.BK200V is the Zenith Kit part number. 1-800 634-4885 has it listed for Carter UT 27015. Maybe this will help . Earl

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12-23-2003 15:18:40

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Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Was Greasy-Washed, 12-23-2003 14:21:23

In searching the web I found a robert campbell tractor parts . he is on e-bay . I don't know anything about them but there is some testamonies about them on the page . you can also type in farmall model c carb.kits on e-bay , and he will be the 2nd result on the page that comes up.

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sammy the RED

12-23-2003 23:29:44

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Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to n, 12-23-2003 15:18:40

If this Robert Campbell is from the Michigan U.P.
then he indeed is one of the good guys. Have known him for about 10 years or so.

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Greasy John

12-24-2003 07:06:16

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Re: Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to sammy the RED, 12-23-2003 23:29:44

Well Sammy I tried for 2 hrs to find him on ebay and never did. Must not be using his name as user ID. Just got an email bounce back from ebay on him (unknown) Again tnx to all who tried(are trying) to help me on this one.

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Tim in NB

12-23-2003 18:10:00

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Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to n, 12-23-2003 15:18:40

I have made purchases from Robert Campbell. He is honest and an excellent guy to deal with. Prices are excellent too!

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greasy John

12-24-2003 07:10:30

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Re: Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to Tim in NB, 12-23-2003 18:10:00

Tim in NB--happen to have a phone No for Robert? And Tnx a bunch for the reply. John Merry Xmas all.

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No. Ala.

12-24-2003 17:47:31

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Help finding carb kit!! in reply to greasy John, 12-24-2003 07:10:30

Greasy You can bring up his web page with parts and prices all you have to do is type in the following robert campbell tractor parts

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