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Re: Farmall H float
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Posted by rob Vallance on April 23, 2000 at 08:02:39 from (209.142.71.97):
In Reply to: Farmall H float posted by Bill on April 23, 2000 at 03:03:45:
just a thought but you can drill small hole (use a hand drill electricity and gas do not do well!)and empty and dry out your existing one (carb cleaner will evaporate rather quickly in the sun for a few hours) and then resolder your existing one. the way to test it for leaks is fairly simple just tie it to a wieght and then submerge. use something with a low specific gravity like soapy water. plain water has a high specific gravity and will not seep well into small openings like gas will. good luck and i have done this before when i was unable to get a float easily on a hunting truck (old jeep that is hours from the nearest parts store if they would even have one in stock)
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