5 Ball Carburetor
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Tourabout
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5 Ball Carburetor
I have a 5 ball carburetor that is larger than the T Model Carb. I have included a picture of it beside a T Model 5 ball so you can see the difference in size. Do these carburetors go to a tractor or something?
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ThreePedalTapDancer
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Re: 5 Ball Carburetor
Stan Howe is the man with the answer concerning 5 balls.
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Alan Long
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Re: 5 Ball Carburetor
I also have a 5 Ball that has a threaded inlet in place of the Flange used in the Model T’s
From memory, Stan said it was off a stationary engine or Tractor.
Alan in Western Australia
From memory, Stan said it was off a stationary engine or Tractor.
Alan in Western Australia