Posted by FMS-KS on June 02, 2008 at 21:05:22 from (12.197.27.39):
We have a 1941 Farmall M that came out with a dual fuel Carburetor and manifold. The manifold cracked so we obtained a manifold for a gas tractor.
Since we changed the manifold we have had a problem with icing on the carburetor when it is around 32 degrees and it also has water form on the outside of the carburetor at warmer temperatures when it we have high humidity.
Would we be able to remedy this situation by obtaining a different carburetor?
Those of you that may have experiences with dual fuel tractors may know what we can do.
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