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f-12 carburator rebuild again
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Posted by Carl Holloway on July 16, 2000 at 20:33:32 from (207.114.193.114):
Thanks for all the advice on my last question. I am going to call rice equip tommorrow.I want to also ask about one of the adjustments on the carburator, that was in the rebuild manual. When they talk about putting the fuel bowl back together it says, Assemble the fuel adjusting screw,fuel adjusting screw packing and the packing nut into the fuel adjusting screw seat. Screw the fuel adjusting screw into the seat to the point where the end of the screw covers the fuel orifice on the side of the seat about halfway. I get it up to the point where the manual says this last sentence,I didn't see any fuel orifice on the side of the seat .I know this is tough without the carburatorin your hands,,but i'm hoping someone has fought with this problem before and can shed some light. Thanks in advance Carl
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