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08-26-2011, 05:59 AM
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Couple of things
1 you need that splash gasket in the carb, if I remember right both used the same type of gasket. 2 nothing wrong with the walbro carb, except that there is no high speed adjustment, and YOU HAVE to get the spring set right on the float 3 someone said that if both carbs are dong it, look else where, I agree with that statement 4 run a filter on you fel line. Briggs make a nice small filter that will fit behind the air filter housing. Dale told me about them years ago and I use them on all my stuff. 5 be sure you have the float set right. And Id use the carter carb 
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08-28-2011, 10:50 AM
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green 4 acres
you mentioned boiling fuel, I had a cub do that after replacing the fuel line, The line would get hot from the head after using it for awhile and the tractor would die, then be fine after things cooled down.after rerouting it everything worked fine.
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147 w/mower deck, plow and rototiller owned for 22 years 149 new to me in 2010 2 more 149's with a a42a snowblower new to me in 2011
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08-29-2011, 09:31 AM
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Fuel Line
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It is ironic that you mention the fuel line. This morning I was thinking about this. I seem to think that when I did the rebuild, that hose was replaced and it was not a fuel hose. Therefore, I am going to replace it. Thanks for all the support. darrell
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