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ricks41-9n

02-22-2005 12:44:42

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I need to replace the carb on my 1941 9n and would like your opinion on which brand to use. Marvel/Schrebler or Zenith. Thanks Rick.

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souNdguy

02-23-2005 07:58:28

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Re: Carb question 9n in reply to ricks41-9n , 02-22-2005 12:44:42

I know a few years back, the MS copy carbs from TSC weren't too great.. however.. I bought one the other day to retrofit a failed and NLA zenith on an early contental/red seal power unit.. and the carb worked great. i adjusted it pretty much using Dell's conventional idle and mainjet basic instructions.. and it worked perfectly.. with no other adjustments. Their quality is slowly improving.

Soundguy

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patternmaker

05-23-2005 06:48:52

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Re: Carb question 9n in reply to souNdguy, 02-23-2005 07:58:28

I have a Red Seal engine in a Jackobsen Homelite tractor. What is the carb model you put on yours?

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Tom in MS

02-22-2005 17:07:26

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Re: Carb question 9n in reply to ricks41-9n , 02-22-2005 12:44:42

Installed new Zenith on 2N a few minutes ago. I have two MS carbs in top shape and another new MS copy. Zenith runs and idles better than any of the others..Zenith a little pricey but definitely better idle circuit than the MS in most cases..One of the MS I have will idle down to nothing..

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Tymoc

02-22-2005 16:30:22

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Re: Carb question 9n in reply to ricks41-9n , 02-22-2005 12:44:42

Just gotta know. Why do you think you need to replace the carb. Missing?, Busted? I bet some one on this board has a good original carb. laying around if you ask. If you have one now you CAN rebuild it and it will be better then most of the new ones.

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Dave H (NY)

02-22-2005 16:15:07

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Re: Carb question 9n in reply to ricks41-9n , 02-22-2005 12:44:42

If your old carb can't be rebuilt for some reason do yourself a favor and fine a good used carb, so many of the new aftermarket carbs are giving guys trouble it's not worth the aggrivation of using them. I had the displeasure of buying a new carb and had nothing but trouble with it,after suffering through a score of other tests and troubleshooting I purchased a used carb bolted it up to the 2n and it never ran better.

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D Masury

02-22-2005 13:03:11

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Re: Carb question 9n in reply to ricks41-9n , 02-22-2005 12:44:42

I replaced the carb on my 41 9N almost a year ago..it had an oversized zenith...I have a lot of experience with zenith carbs on another engine.. the one I took off was too large an thus could not be leaned down enough to stop from running too rich... I replaced it with a Marvel/Schrebler look alike and have no problems with it other than some stray dirt from the old fuel tank... cleaned the tank, put on a new fuel shut off, cleaned the carb and thats it....

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