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JCinKY
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 Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 7:12 pm Post subject: Carb Venturi |
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Looking for a BRASS carb venturi for a tsx 241B. The carb on my newest project 8n was in pieces and the only thing missing was the venturi.
I checked online and the only replacements are made out of plastic now. Made in china no doubt...
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GB in MT.
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| Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 3:46 am Post subject: Re: Carb Venturi |
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| JCinKY wrote: | (quoted from post at 21:12:59 11/25/12) Looking for a BRASS carb venturi for a tsx 241B. The carb on my newest project 8n was in pieces and the only thing missing was the venturi.
I checked online and the only replacements are made out of plastic now. Made in china no doubt... |
JC;
Good luck with that!!!!!!!!!!! Usually the only way you can find the BRASS venturi, is to luck out and buy a broken OEM M/S carb from someone, that is getting ready to 'Deep Six' the broken carb!!!!
You DO know that the USA has turned into a 'throw away Society'....RIGHT???
I just boxed up and am sending out my LAST Brass venturi, that I have been hording, to a LONG TIME, member here on this forum.
Getting harder and harder, to send out M/S carbs, from my carb shack, with OEM type parts in them, unless the carbs that I get in, are half-way OEM !!!
AND....the kit prices just keep going up in cost,....from the 'Land of Almost Right', with 'Slip-Shod' parts in them!!!
END of RANT!!!! 
Gary 
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JCinKY
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| Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 5:13 am Post subject: Re: Carb Venturi |
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Gary,
Thanks for the info. I'll keep my eyes open but will go ahead and get the plastic venturi so I can get the motor tested. Might as well go ahead and put some METRIC bolts in there while I'm at it. Oh well...
Jeff
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TheOldHokie
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| Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 6:05 am Post subject: Re: Carb Venturi |
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| JCinKY wrote: | (quoted from post at 09:13:03 11/26/12) Gary,
Thanks for the info. I'll keep my eyes open but will go ahead and get the plastic venturi so I can get the motor tested. Might as well go ahead and put some METRIC bolts in there while I'm at it. Oh well...
Jeff |
Personally I have no problem with a plastic venturi or metric fasteners. Why do you care - they both work fine.
TOH
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old
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| Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 8:52 am Post subject: Re: Carb Venturi |
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Ya Gary hard to keep hold of them brass ones. I think I used my last spare not long ago in a carb for a guy I met by way of this site who lives less then 20 miles from me
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JCinKY
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| Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 10:32 am Post subject: Re: Carb Venturi |
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I agree, both work fine in the proper application. I just like the idea of original, makes me feel better I guess.
Its easy these days to throw it away and buy another one, it takes hard work and ingenuity to fix what is broken and make it usable again.
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R Geiger
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| Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 11:20 am Post subject: Re: Carb Venturi |
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| JCinKY wrote: | (quoted from post at 03:32:29 11/27/12) I agree, both work fine in the proper application. I just like the idea of original, makes me feel better I guess.
Its easy these days to throw it away and buy another one, it takes hard work and ingenuity to fix what is broken and make it usable again. |
The plastic ones might just last longer than the brass ones. at leeast they will not corrode>
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