Posted by EatSleepFarm on December 14, 2022 at 18:00:43 from (104.36.88.105):
Hello everyone. On our farm we have a old towmotor forklift. A few weeks ago we went to get on it and it wouldnt start. We thought we were just low on gas(propane) so we swapped the tank out and nothing so i sprayed a little brake clean in the i take and it tried to start. So i knew i was having a fueling issue. I took the carb off and the rear solenoid seemed like it was completely burnt for some reason.The wires have pretty much melted off the solenoid.I have searched high and low for a replacement carb Or diaphragm with no luck. It says its a J&S 50 series on the carb. Does anyone happen to know where i could get any kind of parts for this thing. It stays in our shop and we use it heavily in the winter because its so small we can maneuver it around.Thanks for any help
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