Posted by MisterT on October 03, 2010 at 09:45:34 from (209.152.78.140):
In Reply to: 460 Utility Carb woes posted by AL Farmall Boy on October 03, 2010 at 06:06:29:
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Where is the fuel going to? The only way gasoline can escape from the carb while the engine is off is by leaking out, and there is only 3 places where this can happen. One is through a crack in the fuel bowl (not likely) next would be the fuel bowl drain plug(visible) and the third suspect is the packing in the high speed idle adjustment screw, which is also visible. If the tractor runs just fine after you get it started, you do not need a complete rebuild kit.
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