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1941 H carborator flooding.
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Posted by Dave Phillips on June 09, 2007 at 17:22:43 from (216.82.165.30):
Several years ago I had my 41 H completely redone. Recently I have been having problems with my carborator flooding. There was a new carborator kit installed when the tractor was done. After taking the carborator off and inspecting the needle and seat, I discovered that the neopreme tip on the needle had a groove in it. I was told today that this is caused by the poor quality of gas on the market today. I have a new needle and seat to install, but don't want to encounter the same problem. Will adding a lead additive to the gas help? Are there solid metal needles availiable to install? This tractor was originally set up with the extra tank to burn kerosene.
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