Where do I find the numbers on the carburetor? I'm trying to order a kit before taking it off. Also, what is the best source for parts?
My Cub is a 1951, and I just got her home monday. I'm new to the club, and although an ex-auto and diesel mechanic, am just learning about the tractor.
Thanks,
Mark
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Mark, if you have no Case IH dealer close by, try Carter & Gruenewald for a carb kit. Do not use an aftermarket kit, they are not as complete. Just tell them you need a kit for a cub IH carburetor. They are also a good source for other new parts as well.
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You will also want to make sure which kind of Carb you have. The original for your year would have been an IH Carb, but alot of them were replaced with Zeniths. Click below to see which one it looks like.
IH Carb or the Zenith Carb
IH Carb or the Zenith Carb
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Mark:
You might also want to have a look at the exceptional article submitted by Lurker Carl. It is an informative step by step, including excellent pics accompanying the narrative on how to bring your IH 3/4" Updraft Carb back to almost factory condition. You can find it by clicking this: Lurker Carl's Carb Fixes
He also has pics of the 3 major Carb Kits available today and shows the differences in quality and in contents.
You might also want to have a look at the exceptional article submitted by Lurker Carl. It is an informative step by step, including excellent pics accompanying the narrative on how to bring your IH 3/4" Updraft Carb back to almost factory condition. You can find it by clicking this: Lurker Carl's Carb Fixes
He also has pics of the 3 major Carb Kits available today and shows the differences in quality and in contents.
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Mark go here http://www.caseih.com/home.asp?Reg=NA&RL=ENNA
And click on dealer locator. I did not seen one in Winston. I'm just down the road from you near Albemarle.
http://www.geocities.com/jamhudson28001/
The online places are very handy give them a call. No sales tax when parts come from out of state and shipping has never run me over $8
And click on dealer locator. I did not seen one in Winston. I'm just down the road from you near Albemarle.
http://www.geocities.com/jamhudson28001/
The online places are very handy give them a call. No sales tax when parts come from out of state and shipping has never run me over $8
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