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LEAKING CUB CARB
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Posted by RICK FROM VERMONT on December 11, 2006 at 16:59:02 from (68.236.116.151):
I have a 1951/52 cub. Starts good, gallups sometimes when it's running, but, when I shut it off, even though I turn the gas off at the sediment bowl the carb. drips gas until the tank is empty. Do I have a stuck float or is the needle valve simply not seating well. I have bought a new sediment bowl and will be replacing it too.
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