Posted by tirekicker on March 01, 2021 at 15:18:57 from (74.78.109.126):
Hi guys, I'm pretty sure that this has been discussed before but I am disappointed with the needle and seats in the carb kits that I have been getting. They seem to be all the same too. They all seem to leak. They all have a little needle with a little rubber tip. I'm sure there will be some master carburetor mechanic on here that swears that they never have a problem but I sure as hell don't think that they are any good. Maybe part of it is today's gasoline. I don't know. I put one in a Marvel Schebler carburetor today and the needle sat so deep in the seat that I could not use the float clip. I took the clip off and assembled the carb and the tractor ran good but sure enough when I shut it off the carb began to drip. Does anybody make the original style all metal needle. I think they actually work better. All the parts today are junk. It's sad.
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