RM23M9A
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This freakin "Thread" will continue for centuries.. Sometimes books just don't overcome experience. That being said, what's a suggestion on how to CLEAN these, COMPLETELY without dissolving the carburetor itself? Mine have (plastic floats). Ive seen some brutal chemicals in the military, then there are the YouTube University "Professors", one of which has his daugter or wife rebuilding an Int.Harvester carb, (Weirdly enough).
He recommends some gallon of (I forget what it is), but I'm about to try and find that video.. It'd Be nice to be able to toss everything in like a 1 gallon bucket over a day or so, and have it come out only needing a few blasts of shop air then back together it goes.
These 2300's really are about thee most simple unit one could have to deal with. So far
He recommends some gallon of (I forget what it is), but I'm about to try and find that video.. It'd Be nice to be able to toss everything in like a 1 gallon bucket over a day or so, and have it come out only needing a few blasts of shop air then back together it goes.
These 2300's really are about thee most simple unit one could have to deal with. So far