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Book says Champion H10. Don't like Chmpion plugs. What do you reccommend? What is plug gap? Is Wix 5101 right oil filter? Where can I find that list of dos & don'ts for the 8N? How can I get ahold of Royse about a carburetor?
(quoted from post at 08:10:03 07/01/18) Book says Champion H10. Don't like Chmpion plugs. What do you reccommend? What is plug gap? Is Wix 5101 right oil filter? Where can I find that list of dos & don'ts for the 8N? How can I get ahold of Royse about a carburetor?
(quoted from post at 08:10:03 07/01/18) Book says Champion H10. Don't like Chmpion plugs. What do you reccommend? What is plug gap? Is Wix 5101 right oil filter? Where can I find that list of dos & don'ts for the 8N? How can I get ahold of Royse about a carburetor?
roblem is, mine isn't the cast iron original, rather a Zenith. I've cleaned thoroughly & installed a kit that looks like the right one, & everything fits, but I still couldn't keep the gas from dribbling out the bottom. no #'s on this carb.(quoted from post at 05:09:18 07/04/18)(quoted from post at 08:10:03 07/01/18) Book says Champion H10. Don't like Chmpion plugs. What do you reccommend? What is plug gap? Is Wix 5101 right oil filter? Where can I find that list of dos & don'ts for the 8N? How can I get ahold of Royse about a carburetor?
The carbs on these things are pretty simple. If you have mechanical skills you should be able to rebuild it yourself. Several key factors are involved. The first is CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN! Every passage, every crevice, as clean as you can get it. And 2: A good rebuild kit. Cheap kits normally give poor long term results!
Rick
roblem is, mine isn't the cast iron original, rather a Zenith. I've cleaned thoroughly & installed a kit that looks like the right one, & everything fits, but I still couldn't keep the gas from dribbling out the bottom. no #'s on this carb.(quoted from post at 05:09:18 07/04/18)(quoted from post at 08:10:03 07/01/18) Book says Champion H10. Don't like Chmpion plugs. What do you reccommend? What is plug gap? Is Wix 5101 right oil filter? Where can I find that list of dos & don'ts for the 8N? How can I get ahold of Royse about a carburetor?
The carbs on these things are pretty simple. If you have mechanical skills you should be able to rebuild it yourself. Several key factors are involved. The first is CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN! Every passage, every crevice, as clean as you can get it. And 2: A good rebuild kit. Cheap kits normally give poor long term results!
Rick
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