Talking Carburetor Repair Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
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In this video I show you a tool I made to hone out a leaky needle and seat on a carburetor.
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amzn.to/3pvE5Bu Fine Sandpaper Assortment
amzn.to/2Yvl4Ty MityVac Kit Pressure and Vacuum
amzn.to/2MjhARR Fine Valve grinding Compound
bit.ly/36mZogM Ken's Small Engine Repair
Great video ! The Mityvac never lies!!! Thanks for the shout out Bob!!! Now let’s see Bruce use his lol!!!!
You bet
Very nice. That will come in handy. Will be looking forward to the video on how to make that tool. Thanks!
Coming soon!
Man you're pretty smart I've never seen that happen before I learned something new today thanks and keep up the good work
Hi Bob, Thanks you for this tip. I have 10 units I have to get working on ( as soon as it gets a little warmer) several are just carb issues but all need some type of carb work plus. This tip will help save some time & $$$.
Stay safe, Joe Z
Nice work Bob. Ken is helpful
Sure is!
You young man are the small engine ,s best friend you have thr skills 👍
Awesome video on fixing the needle and valve seat on the carb. Looking forward to watching how you made that hone tool. Thanks for the information and tips.
You bet
Nice tool idea... I have spent a lot of money on those needle and seat kits, so everything I learn about how to salvage them helps a lot.
Right on
Nice Bob, I'm the same way. I have very good success with the aftermarket Nikkis off eBay. But the next time I get a Walbro in that is worth saving I would like to try this. It looks like that MightyVac is a great tool to have!
Cool video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I have used q-tip and grinding compound with success. Your method takes it to the next level. Nikki carburetors are no fun to work on and prone to needle and seat issues as you said. Like your channel better than Project Farm.
Sometimes the customer doesn't want to wait 2 weeks for parts. Can't begin to stock every part for every carberator. I have done this before also. Your videos are easy to follow sometimes you have to be creative 👍Watching from Manitoba
Right on
Great information Bob sir. Thoroughly enjoyed. 👍🏻🔧
Glad you enjoyed it
Nicely done!
Thank you! Cheers!
That's a tecumseh needle in your honing jig. Wonder what the shaft is made from? Taryl used fuel line but you need to use it on the needle of the carb you're honing and that's not able to be used on all sizes of needles
I saw Taryl's video come out about 4 days after I filmed mine. Good news is we both have different tools and techniques.
Great idea, Mustie1 does it too, what I've always used to do this trick is brasso polish, and a qtip, it's not as gritty as valve compound, and a lot easier to clean up, cause you don't want any of that compound inside an engine, also I have used a small brass wire bit on my dremel, it fits right down the hole, and cleans it in about 5 seconds to a shiny finish.
great tip Bob im headed out to the shop to make this tool. thanks
Glad to help Shrink wrap is the key.
Good vid bud!
Thanks
Good info Bob .
Thanks 👍
Afternoon great video
Hey, thanks
Great video Bob, and fixed with very little cost! 🇺🇸👍Roger
You bet
nice vid
What is the name of this dielectric greasr
Yeah I like Kens small engine repair
Great Channel and info from Kenny.
That's great info! Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
In a pinch, I’d try it, especially on a Nikki. But Amazon is so cheap on the cheap ones.
Great video, thanks.
Very true!
Good video mate.. someone say peanut butter lol
Hey Mick thanks for watching.
Great video Bob. I like the tool you made for honing the seats seams to work pretty good. How are you liking that Kimco drill? Have a great weekend.
It was free and I have not had any problems with it. Not bad quality for a cheaper drill.
show us how to make it
I will try to get a video up on it.