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Re: marvel schebler carb
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Posted by Jerry/MT on May 29, 2004 at 17:31:42 from (206.231.182.246):
In Reply to: marvel schebler carb posted by glenn fowler on May 29, 2004 at 11:45:16:
The Marvel-Schebler carb is about as simple of a carb as you can find and easy to rebuild. It is sensitive to float setting. But from your post, it is hard to tell what the real problem is.What trator is it installed on? Is the problem in the carb or the fuel delivery system? Have you checked the "secret filter" in the inlet elbow? Do you have a steady stream of fuel supply to the carb? What about the filter in the fuel bowl and the one on the supply line in the tank? Did you clean the carb up thoroughly with real carb cleaner before you rebuilt it?
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