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1951 Cub Choke Rod Hookup to carb - Help

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Kurt in Va Bea

10-21-2005 05:49:43

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All, I just bought a '51 cub and cannot figure out how to hook up the choke rod to the carb. When I got it, the choke rod was put in backwards (lever was on the inside). I rebuilt the carb according to the IH direction which puts the lever on the outside. So now the $64,000 question, how do I hook the rod (which runs down the backside of the carb) to the level which is now outside. I have not been able find a good picture or anything of how to hook up the choke to the carb. I've look at IH manuals and still have not found anything. thanks for the assistance.

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George Willer

10-21-2005 06:50:39

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Re: 1951 Cub Choke Rod Hookup to carb - Help in reply to Kurt in Va Beach, 10-21-2005 05:49:43

Turn the choke around. The lever the rod is attached to belongs on the engine side.

George Willer

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Kurt in Va Beach

10-21-2005 08:29:19

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Re: 1951 Cub Choke Rod Hookup to carb - Help in reply to George Willer, 10-21-2005 06:50:39

Thanks George! just one question, why then does the IH sheet that comes with the carb rebuild kit and pictures of the IH carb I have seen have the lever on the outside?

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Nat

10-21-2005 12:23:58

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Re: 1951 Cub Choke Rod Hookup to carb - Help in reply to Kurt in Va Beach, 10-21-2005 08:29:19

Technical documentation is not always 100% accurate, and since the tractor design is over 50 years old, there's little need/inclination to correct it.

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