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bloomune

06-15-2007 11:30:34

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I'm having a tough time with the ford 800 I bought, the carb is giving trouble. The people I bought it from worked on it and got it to run good, and it continued for awhile, then seemed to start loading up, flooding. When I hooked a plow to it and put it to work, it balked. I believe some water may have gotten into the system so I put in some seafoam and let it run with the choke out. After a while I eased the choke off and it kept running, and seemed to be better. Then it started again, and will only run with the choke out. Does anyone know where I can get a picture with the screws for adjustment pointed out?.....Thanks

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bloomune

06-16-2007 07:09:46

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Re: ford 800 carb in reply to bloomune, 06-15-2007 11:30:34

Thanks a lot guys! I already did the draining part, and those pics were exactly what I needed. I do have one more question though, the initial settings for the adjustment screws. Anyone know those?

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old

06-16-2007 08:11:45

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Re: ford 800 carb in reply to bloomune, 06-16-2007 07:09:46

Idle screw is around 1-1.5 turns out from bottom and the main jet about 2 turns out from bottom. Then from there you just have to play with them till you have it right. No 2 enignes run the same so on all of the its different

Hobby farm

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bloomune

06-16-2007 14:14:54

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Re: ford 800 carb in reply to old, 06-16-2007 08:11:45

Thanks to everyone!

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old

06-15-2007 13:25:44

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Re: ford 800 carb in reply to bloomune, 06-15-2007 11:30:34

Couple things to try. First on the bottom of the carb is a drain plug, remove it and with the gas turned on let it drain for about 5 minutes catch the gas so you can look at it. It need to flow good for at least 5 minutes. If it doesn't then take the line loose at the carb and try there. If it doesn't flow there you have a problem from there back. If it does flow good there but not out the bottom of the carb you may need to open up the carb because you have either a sticking float of junk in the carb. The main jet is the one that sits at a 45 degree angle and thats the one you would need to adjust to make it run richer or leaner.

Hobby farm

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GlenIdaho

06-15-2007 18:03:14

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Re: ford 800 carb in reply to old, 06-15-2007 13:25:44

Here's a couple of photos.

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GlenIdaho

06-15-2007 18:04:59

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Re: ford 800 carb in reply to GlenIdaho, 06-15-2007 18:03:14

second photo

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