John Deere G

[usa]

what is the advantage of a pulling carb for a G are they better than the stock big nut? who do you think makes the best one? thanks for any help

 

[HollywoodYearwood]

The concept is simple. To get more fuel, you have to get more air. To much or too little of eather and you loose power. Anybody with a flow bench and a little knowledge can build a good pulling carb. It just needs to be balanced to the engine.

 

[Josh Blackburn]

They make a big difference in power. If you want to talk deeres give me a call 9892775366, I can build you a carb also.

 

[Little Big B]

(quoted from post at 00:17:18 02/09/11) what is the advantage of a pulling carb for a G are they better than the stock big nut? who do you think makes the best one? thanks for any help

I can also do a carb for you, just give me your dementions and I will build one to suit your tractor. I've done more carbs than i can count on my hands and feet now with great success. Give me a call some time 6059292797 Derek

 

[Anonymous-0]

LBB, How many is that? Do you or don't you have 6 toes on your right foot? Are you going to get your X running for this weekend? We have a spare head if you need one. I bought a 500 Predator and Austin is buying my 350X. I'm tired of kick start!

 

[Little Big B]

(quoted from post at 15:07:03 02/09/11) LBB, How many is that? Do you or don't you have 6 toes on your right foot? Are you going to get your X running for this weekend? We have a spare head if you need one. I bought a 500 Predator and Austin is buying my 350X. I'm tired of kick start!

HAHA.. its more than 20! The X is out of the running for a while, rod bearing went out and made a big mess(bent valves, a messed up piston, and not to mention shavings EVERYWHERE). I've got another head in the works moving the intake port and putting another plug in it.
Must suck to get old! haha
have a good one, Derek

 

[Anonymous-0]

laugh now, you'll be there someday! I've been starting that thing for nearly 20 years.