Re: Farmall 200 Carb Rebuild Question

Posted by David Knapp on November 23, 2003 at 13:25:10 from (68.100.139.212):

In Reply to: Farmall 200 Carb Rebuild Question posted by David Knapp on November 23, 2003 at 12:23:57:

And on an additional question, the choke plate seems to go on the shaft in only one way. However, that way does not allow a match up with the spring loaded ball that fits into a notch on the plate where the choke rod attaches to the choke shaft. I think this is intended to give the choke a sort of spring-loaded on/off feel. I guess I could be looking at a unit that was assembled incorrectly in the first place, because it sure does not seem to want to go back together the way I took it apart.

Also, does anyone know which way the choke door (tiny, spring loaded opening in the choke plate itself) is supposed to go? I would think that it should allow some air to get past when the choke is in the on position, but it does not want to go together that way for me. Should not the suction from the engine tend to suck open the choke door in the choke plate?

I guess I should have gotten fewer interruptions when I was taking this thing apart. Thanks for any info.

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