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Thedeagster

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Are there any drawbacks of using a cheap Amazon/ebay carberator as apposed to an OEM for several hundred? I have a Zenith and an IH carberator I have tried to rebuild to no avail, but the tractor still refuses to run properly. I tried a cheap Amazon carberator (<$30) and it seems to be working fine. I know it’s sacrilegious to place some sort of china made junk on such an old American made tractor. Not sure if anyone has any suggestions or advice on if there’s a better alternative
:) Thanks.
 
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