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#26 carb choke detent ball
Does any body know what size the detent ball that sits on the spring behind the choke shaft is? I thought I was being careful when I was taking it apart but it got away from me. Thanks for any help, Wally
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I think it is possibly an 1/8th in ball. I lost mine when rebuilding one of my carbs and never replaced it. The choke cable keeps the choke open anyways.
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If the site that you have lost it hasn't been disturbed much, you might be able to slip a sock over the end of your shop vac or some kind of stocking (ie. female hose stocking, etc.) and lightly run that over the area where you lost it, about 1/2" above the surface, checking periodically to see if it is on the end of the hose/nozzle.
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Or a magnet ( large one , ya know , for the shop ,driveways , work sites ect . Check your local roofer if you know them . Feel your pain ....happy hunting ....
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As said also, if you don't find it, don't worry, the choke cable will have enough friction to hold the choke shaft open while running.
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