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ebinmaine
30 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

A bit of tinkering this afternoon. I still have some stuck pivot points to free up. I'm afraid I may have to put heat to them. I'm hoping not for the paints sake.

 

I've come to the realization that ever k series carb I have is in need of major overhauling. 

I tried mis matching enough carb parts to get it running but nope no run. Just alot of wasted gas and effort.

 

You try the Hillman washers yet?

 

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Oldskool
2 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

 

You try the Hillman washers yet?

 

Not yet. They need more then just those

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, Oldskool said:

Not yet. They need more then just those

Bottom shaft bore bad too? 

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1 hour ago, ebinmaine said:

Bottom shaft bore bad too? 

That I'm not sure of that yet. All need the top  bore fixed. One also needs a float and all need bowl and mounting  gaskets.

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ebinmaine
7 hours ago, Oldskool said:

That I'm not sure of that yet. All need the top  bore fixed. One also needs a float and all need bowl and mounting  gaskets.

Send em down Mike. 

No extra floats here but I'll  take care of the top and gaskets. 

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Oldskool
59 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Send em down Mike. 

No extra floats here but I'll  take care of the top and gaskets. 

Unfortunately none of them are the #30 carb with the correct choke lever

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Oldskool

I finally had a moment to work on this little guy again.

The throttle shaft had alot of play in it so I spun out a bushing for it.

 

I have gas and fire with a jumper.

It will start with a squirt of starter fluid then die.

When trying to start with just the carb all it does it buck to starter.

I was thinking a stuck valve 🤔, but it starts with a shot. 

I know I'm over looking something, but what

 

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Oldskool

I finally had a moment to work on this little guy again.

The throttle shaft had alot of play in it so I spun out a bushing for it.

 

I have gas and fire with a jumper.

It will start with a squirt of starter fluid then die.

When trying to start with just the carb all it does it buck to starter.

I was thinking a stuck valve 🤔, but it starts with a shot. 

I know I'm over looking something, but what

 

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I finally had a moment to work on this little guy again.

The throttle shaft had alot of play in it so I spun out a bushing for it.

 

I have gas and fire with a jumper.

It will start with a squirt of starter fluid then die.

When trying to start with just the carb all it does it buck to starter.

I was thinking a stuck valve 🤔, but it starts with a shot. 

I know I'm over looking something, but what

 

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I finally had a moment to work on this little guy again.

The throttle shaft had alot of play in it so I spun out a bushing for it.

 

I have gas and fire with a jumper.

It will start with a squirt of starter fluid then die.

When trying to start with just the carb all it does it buck to starter.

I was thinking a stuck valve 🤔, but it starts with a shot. 

I know I'm over looking something, but what

 

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953 nut
15 hours ago, Oldskool said:

When trying to start with just the carb all it does it buck to starter.

Could be the ignition timing is off or you have a condenser that has gone bad, time for an ignition tune-up.

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6 hours ago, 953 nut said:

Could be the ignition timing is off or you have a condenser that has gone bad, time for an ignition tune-up.

I never gave much thought to the condenser. It has good fire

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953 nut
16 hours ago, Oldskool said:

I never gave much thought to the condenser. It has good fire

Here is some information I saved from a post by @Save Old Iron.

If an engine idles well, but runs erratically when revved up, like it hits and misses, pops and backfires, then chances are, it needs a new condenser/capacitor. And always install a condenser/capacitor with the wire facing downward so rain water and/or when washing off engine, water will not enter inside condenser/capacitor, ruining it. With water inside the condenser, this will also allow it to idle well, but cause it to run erratically when revved up.

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ebinmaine

@Oldskool

Any luck on this yet?

 

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Oldskool
9 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

@Oldskool

Any luck on this yet?

 

No. Between work and the weather I haven't been back to it yet.

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