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Old 11-27-2016, 08:23 PM
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here is a link to the possible manual,check your mileage may vary....

http://www.oldcarmanualproject.com/m...49Waukesha.pdf
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Old 11-27-2016, 08:57 PM
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here is a link to the possible manual,check your mileage may vary....

http://www.oldcarmanualproject.com/m...49Waukesha.pdf
Thanks, I have the model fc, the original carb was missing and had a gravely one on it but doesn't work right, it ran off it but the throttle didn't work and the choke was on the wrong side.
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Thanks, I have the model fc, the original carb was missing and had a gravely one on it but doesn't work right, it ran off it but the throttle didn't work and the choke was on the wrong side.
This looks right ,but you smileage may vary.
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I just ordered a carb from Norfar for a Clark forklift with a Waukesha engine. Runs a Zenith updraft carb like Lew posted. Be careful Nickster if you order one there are many variations of them and are specific. Lowest price I found was mid 400's
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Thanks, where did you find it?
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I just ordered a carb from Norfar for a Clark forklift with a Waukesha engine. Runs a Zenith updraft carb like Lew posted. Be careful Nickster if you order one there are many variations of them and are specific. Lowest price I found was mid 400's
Yea I see that, it is supposed to have an updraft zenith, the one now says zenith bendix
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That might be the worst pic ever, I've seen pictures of a sasquatch that were better than that.
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