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Posted by Merv on September 15, 2006 at 16:41:03 from (75.6.163.88):
I am back with another question.
I have a 1937 McCormick Deering T20.
I am having problems getting it to start. I just recently replaced the intake exhaust manifold with a new aftermarket manifold.
The engine will fire, as long as I prime it. But will only run for a few seconds. I have fuel in the carburetor. I know this because it runs out the bottom. So that indicates my carburetor is messed up. Is that correct? I am assuming I need to rebuild my carburetor. My local international dealer is not very helpful in getting parts. Any suggestions on my starting problem, and where to get rebuild kits. The carburetor, I have is a Zenith K5.
Can anyone help me?
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