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Re: What Did they Use On A SH Carb ???
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Posted by RustyFarmall on August 18, 2006 at 07:50:33 from (199.120.81.226):
In Reply to: What Did they Use On A SH Carb ??? posted by magman on August 18, 2006 at 04:38:57:
Magman, to do it right you will need the complete oil bath assembly with the tube from a super H. The assembly from an M will be too big to fit in the stock location. I suppose maybe the unit from a 300 or 350 might also work. Another trick that has been used quite a bit is to take the small diameter pipe that you have and go visit a muffler shop, have them make you a new pipe in the size you need, and also get a separate short piece of the same size. The short piece that is on the air cleaner now is soldered in, remove it, enlarge the hole, and solder or weld the new larger short piece into place. You are good to go.
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