Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 28, 2008 at 18:18:03 from (209.226.247.103):
In Reply to: Carter Carb for a 200 posted by LMack on December 28, 2008 at 16:42:29:
LMack: To start with the 200 would not have had a Carter Carb when new. The last Carters were used on Super A tractors. The 100 and 200 tractors had Zenith.
The big problem with Carter carbs is there were about a half dozen different carbs used on Farmall A, B, C and SA tractors each with a different part number on the carb housing. Today only the oldest and sharpest partsmen realize this, and the others think one rebuild kit fits all.
Last winter a CaseIH partsman and I had four different kits on the counter trying to match one with my SA Carter carb. While close, none matched exactly. This in my opinion is why Carter gets a bad rap, modern day builders are trying to match all carbs with 2-3 different kits. For this reason I wouldn't spend 5 cents on a Carter carb, go Zenith.
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