Posted by Red Mist on April 12, 2008 at 17:32:09 from (208.61.168.150):
In Reply to: M carb leak posted by Zach Bouchard on April 12, 2008 at 17:13:39:
My old eyes might be failing me, but I have never seen anything quite like that before. Usually there is just a needle protruding with an exposed packing nut. Typically, you would need a new packing. They are available from your case/ih dealer. Be careful with them as they will break easily until installed in the carb. I usually carefully slide them onto the needle first, then screw the needle into the carb and carefully tighten the packing nut. In a pinch, I have also used 4 or 5 o-rings. I used a size that would just slide onto the needle. The packing nut then gave them enough pressure to seal everything. mike
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