Posted by CHUCK CAMBIS on January 01, 2016 at 10:10:27 from (68.111.237.46):
In Reply to: New S posted by dick benson on January 01, 2016 at 09:11:08:
I never saw a case tractor with the grille cutouts in the front casting before! the floats are readily available on YT, ebay, A&I products or my favorite Saeli implement. all about the same price but not cheap. I had a very rusty dirty sc carb. i took it apart and put the parts in a plastic container full of Ospho. tumble the parts around twice a day for 2-3 days. results for me were awesome!! if the tractor had that much water, make sure to loosen all the fluid plugs to check for water. then again, living in oregon your used to water/rain in everything including the mag. mag gaskets are rarely sealing all around AND the bacolite covers are porious when old. clean it well and put sealer on it. what year is it? happy new year...................chuck
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