Why not buy O rings that will not swell when exposed to ethanol???
Viton O Rings should work great, and you'd never have another problem with 0-rings again.
I need various types of 0-rings when working on different types of pumps...
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Why not buy O rings that will not swell when exposed to ethanol???
Viton O Rings should work great, and you'd never have another problem with 0-rings again.
I need various types of 0-rings when working on...
The o-rings that go on the emulsion tube are standard 1/8 x 1/4 so those you can get in Viton. But the bowl ring is more of a square ring, and I doubt you can find those except in Tecumseh or aftermarket numbers.
The o-rings that go on the emulsion tube are standard 1/8 x 1/4 so those you can get in Viton. But the bowl ring is more of a square ring, and I doubt you can find those except in Tecumseh or aftermarket numbers.
You know ive had very little issues with them leaking.... Its just getting all the crud out of them thats almost impossable!! The slightest thing in it, and its a surging spitting mess!!!
You know ive had very little issues with them leaking.... Its just getting all the crud out of them thats almost impossable!! The slightest thing in it, and its a surging spitting mess!!!
Tecumseh Carbs = Satans Masterpeice!..
--Nothing will mess with your head more than a Tecumseh carb,except maybe a woman...out of hundreds I have had,I think 50 worked "good"...some just cant be fixed ,I have concluded...especially after they sat with old gas in them "forever"...
Tecumseh Carbs = Satans Masterpeice!..
--Nothing will mess with your head more than a Tecumseh carb,except maybe a woman...out of hundreds I have had,I think 50 worked "good"...some just cant be fixed ,I have...
What do you mean??? I was getting the impression that they are no different than any other. Your the first to somewhat agree with me.
I have not run across one yet that I didn't have to tear back apart,,,at least 2 times.
What do you mean??? I was getting the impression that they are no different than any other. Your the first to somewhat agree with me.
I have not run across one yet that I didn't have to tear back apart,,,at least 2 times.
Anyone use the Tecumseh carb tool?
Anyone use the Tecumseh carb tool?