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Re: Carburetors
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Posted by Bob Kerr on August 22, 2001 at 20:27:02 from (64.12.104.28):
In Reply to: Carburetors posted by Farmalittle on August 21, 2001 at 10:26:05:
My 29 10-20 was made to run on either using the same carb. The difference was you changed the baffles on the manifold to give extra heat to run disillate. when I ran my 10-20 on gas with the manifold set for kero, it ran horrible when it got hot. It missed out and didn't have the power it had when I had the manifold set for gas. I changed the manifold settings back to gas and it ran sweet once more. My F-12 dosn't seem to be bothered with the manifold settings too much unless it is really hot out and it is working hard. Different manifolds designs will all act a bit different from model to model.
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