How to Clean a Carburetor (Small Engine)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2013
- How to clean a small engine carb
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MY OFF-ROAD LAWN MOWER
TRACTOR: Craftsman LT1000 (2002?)
ENGINE: Briggs I/C 16.5 HP Cast Iron Sleeve
REAR END: MST-206 (6 Speed)Peerless Transaxle
TOP SPEED: 11 MPH (17.7 KM/H)
RATIO(Before Tranny): 1.3:1
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MY WELDER: Clarke Weld 130 MIG Gas/No Gas
HAND TOOL OF CHOICE: Craftsman
ENGINE OF CHOICE: Briggs and Stratton - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I wish they made carburetors like this still. They’re so much better and last forever.
Good job, good video - thanks for sharing. Remember to wear gloves, and use care around the solvents and chemicals - they will come back to haunt you later on.
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Thanks for sharing. Plz. Put on gloves to protect your hands from chemicals and dirt. Nowadays, I have a problem running my generator after the lockdown so I try to gain some useful information to repair it, it is not an easy task when you miss the right tools.
You did a good job as far as I'm concerned remember safety first. There is enough to pesticide and gasoline to kill grass in 3 days. So remember that when you're handling that stuff and cleaner is no better
Well Gary the can spray both ways it sprays both ways through the tube and with the tube flipped down giving it a steam like spray
Thanks boss. When using compressed air I hope you have on safety glasses. You have a great future ahead of you.
Good video exactly right every step
don't use a steel wire wheel for a brass float because if you scratch a pinhole in it the float will be stuck open because the float will fill with gas. i suggest using a plastic wire brush or even copper, it may take longer but then you don't have as much of a chance of ruining your float. but also if you do have a pinhole in it you want to drain all gas out by drilling a 1/16 or "smaller" and absorb it with cotton and re solder it. to find pinholes you just simply shake your float to see if there's gas in it and if there is light a match wave it around to see where its coming from.
Thanks!
Nice job kid!
Steel wool works great inside the float bowl and on the float it's more gentle then a wire wheel
Cool video I just Subscribe
Hey, how do i reattach the carburetor to the engine. One link is easy, but i do not know how to attach the second link to the governor.
Hello! Nice video thanks.. This is the exact carburetor I am looking for! Care to sell me a used one? Let me know thanks.
remember good quality, and stability with you camera work
You can use guitar strings instead of brazing tips
Thursday I should have a vid up on the mtd fast tractor
It would have cost too much for the little power it would've had. maybe sometime in the future i will. why don't you start a RER build, MAKE IT AWESOME than maybe I will give you a Shout-out
When more vids
Man i hate carb cleaner it makes my hands feel cold and it BURNS!
Looks like a smashed finger,right hand
make more vids!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol you are not out of WD40, it was not open correctly.
cool i am 15 and i love that shit to ...... cars ----+-------engine keep it up
so I see when you used your wd 40 you forgot to extend the flip up tip so it will come out...you were trying to use it when it was it was in the off position...
Gary
It sprays in both positions the straw part just gives you more of a stream. its just built in so you dont ever loos the straw obviously you haven bought a can of wd-40 lately they are all like that now.
ok thanks, I did not know that...and I have bought this type all the time but never used it that way...I have wrenching a long time on gravely's and use a lot of wd 40...
thanks,
Gary
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