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    F14 Internal Carb Part - Question

    Thanks for the comment ih560. It was impossible to tell what the end I drilled out looked like. Not even the old parts catalog I have shows that level of detail. A repair house I contacted didn t have any info on it either. Guess I ll just have to see how it runs when the time comes. But...
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    F14 Internal Carb Part - Question

    Old Iron, since you asked me how the carb rebuild went on a different thread here is the answer. It went great! After removing all brass parts (screws, etc) and cleaning the brass separately, I soaked the carb in phosphoric acid over night then flushed it clean with lacquer thinner, then air...
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    F14 1939 Gas or Kerosene Question

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    F14 1939 Gas or Kerosene Question

    I m starting the restoration of a 1939 f14. It s definitely a 1939 after researching the serial number via multiple sources. But I m confused because although it only has a single gas tank, it has a few kerosene features, like a kerosene exhaust manifold (see picture) with a lever to adjust...
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    F14 Internal Carb Part - Question

    Actually it looks like YesterdaysTractors and Steiner both offer rebuild kits with this part included...? Hard to tell from the pictures of the kits. Guess I missed that when I made the kit purchase via EBay (from Marks Carb & Mag). Wish I knew of this site prior to making the purchase a...
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    F14 Internal Carb Part - Question

    . Hmm this is all new to me. How would I press fit?
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    F14 Internal Carb Part - Question

    Thanks Tim, I may take you up on that. But I ll try this first - I was able to find a piece of brass tubing online that matches the OD (1/8"). Not sure what the ID will be but I ll find out when I receive it. The one that broke has 1/8" (.125) OD and a wall thickness of about .015. If I...
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    F14 Internal Carb Part - Question

    Wondering if anyone can tell me about the internal carb part I broke (see picture). It s from a 1939 F14. I was taking it apart and getting ready for the cleaning and rebuild process when I accidentally broke this small tube. I think it s brass (or copper) and seems to go from the bottom of...
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