I'm with coppersmythe.. Get her running, and see what condition everything else looks like, and if the rest checks out, just put her on light duty.
Buying one with a known crack is one thing, but since you are already in, to it, why not weld it, brace it or what ever.
Maybe look for a used engine, or a used block for a correct repair, later on down the road.
This brace deal looks like a good idea... First I ever saw one... Is there a brace for the other side too?
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Re: '48 "running when parked" club
69ranger wrote:
This brace deal looks like a good idea... First I ever saw one... Is there a brace for the other side too?
Yes.
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Re: '48 "running when parked" club
Carburetor was leaking gas out air intake when not running so I opened it to check float. Found this needle valve seat, never seen one like this in an IH carburetor. Apologize for the somewhat blurry pictures.
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Re: '48 "running when parked" club
That is the style of cage that comes with a viton tipped needle in most aftermarket kits. Prone to stick and/or leak.
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Re: '48 "running when parked" club
This is the only needle and seat that I will use in a rebuild. Unfortunately, it's very expensive.
http://www.tmtractor.com/new/fl/5183fp.htm
McDonald Carb & Ignition sells an alternative to both. But, I'm not sure what the current price is.
http://www.tmtractor.com/new/fl/5183fp.htm
McDonald Carb & Ignition sells an alternative to both. But, I'm not sure what the current price is.
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