[AT] Farmall C carburetor issues

[Ron Cook]

For sure.  I completely agree with Spencer.  Those MS carbs are 
everywhere and really are quite simple to bring up to fine condition.  
Parts might be from offshore.  That I don't know about. Gaskets and 
throttle shafts are about all that is usually needed that is specific.  
Floats can be spendy, but much cheaper than a clone carb.

Ron Cook
Salix, IA

On 2/24/2016 6:42 AM, Spencer Yost wrote:
> If you have never been to the Portland Indiana tractor show and/or swap meet, you should go. I promise you will run across several rebuildable carburetors for that tractor. The rebuild shops also have a presence during the show, and you could even pick up a real honest to God carburetor for the tractor completely rebuilt by professionals - probably for the same price or a little more.
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> If you don't need that carburetor quickly I would go to the swap meet in May, or the show in August. Missouri is not that far away.
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> Spencer Yost
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>> On Feb 23, 2016, at 10:06 AM, Easley, Greg A. <EasleyG at health.missouri.edu> wrote:
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>> I am sick to death of the YTMag trash worthless pos universal replacement junk Zenith that's on there now.
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>> Has anyone on the list ever tried one of Steiner's "Marvel-Schebler style" replacement carburetors on a Farmall C?
>> Aside from the pain inflicted on Hip National Bank ($289.95) that would be the easy way out assuming they are any good.
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>> A TSX-157 off of a Case VAC would be about right in terms of venturi and jetting, but would require finding the right throttle and choke shafts to reverse the linkage.
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>> I'm open to suggestions.
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>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Greg
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