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Old 08-13-2013, 09:35 PM
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I am looking for help on the attached pictures. (Sorry they're sideways. They posted that way) This is the carburetor on a Model 71. I want to get a carb rebuild kit and am not sure which model of carb is here. Any thoughts on which would be appreciated!
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Old 08-13-2013, 10:19 PM
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Your carb is a Walbro.
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Old 08-13-2013, 10:25 PM
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I am not sure which model of Walbro carb this might be. Trying to buy a carb rebuild kit and want to make sure to get the right one.
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Ed, I dont think you realize, but you posted under 'FOR SALE' items.

You will get 4 club lumps for that.

Look under forum & should have been Cub Engine's or General. No matter some mod will change it.

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I believe it is a WHG. Chances are it is embossed on the mounting flange. Fully adjustable too, that's a plus. Chris
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Food for thought:...you could very easily get away with just a good cleaning and reasembly of the carb you hve....careful and slow will (can) save gaskets.
tiny small wire cleans any orifices...aire pressure and cleaner..BAM...zoom zoom
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Food for thought:...you could very easily get away with just a good cleaning and reasembly of the carb you hve....careful and slow will (can) save gaskets.
tiny small wire cleans any orifices...aire pressure and cleaner..BAM...zoom zoom
It's always a good idea to replace gaskets at the very least. It's not like a carb kit is expensive anyway. Besides, from the pics it's not like we can tell if the throttle shaft is worn. Maybe that is why he want to rebuild it.
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Since Ed made his 1st. post, we hooked up & he's bringing his #71 over to my house on a Sat. He's got a trailer. My buddy who has rebuilt about 350 Kohler's, is gonna do the rebuild, with re-building the carb, head gasket, adjusting gov., arm, & a little tinkering with the electrical wires. We're gonna watch
Oh Ed is gonna do the sanding of the head, with a newly purchased file from Home Depot.

I'm the one that's gonna watch

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