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Forddan · 06-16-2019, 06:32 PM

Wow... you all are fantastic. Thank you for all the info. A lot to learn.

One of my club members offered to do a full service to the carburetor. I took it out following the mechanics book indication and tomorrow will be in his hands. When ready he offered to bring it home to install it and regulate it.

I have other hobbies, but you Model A fans are such nice persons. I always wanted an antique. At 61 I was able to get my model A.

I will never regret my decision. The A's are great easy cars to maintain and you find everything. BUT, THE MOST IMPORTANT......The A's people !!! That is what keep a hobby alive.

As soon as my club friend tell me what he found and did, I will post back.

Cheers !!
Daniel

Ah... and I will trash the paper air filter the vendor sold me. Previously had a metallic one that I cleaned and kept just in case.

06-16-2019, 06:32 PM	#10
Forddan Senior Member Join Date: May 2019 Location: Westford, MA Posts: 195	Re: Carburetor question Wow... you all are fantastic. Thank you for all the info. A lot to learn. One of my club members offered to do a full service to the carburetor. I took it out following the mechanics book indication and tomorrow will be in his hands. When ready he offered to bring it home to install it and regulate it. I have other hobbies, but you Model A fans are such nice persons. I always wanted an antique. At 61 I was able to get my model A. I will never regret my decision. The A's are great easy cars to maintain and you find everything. BUT, THE MOST IMPORTANT......The A's people !!! That is what keep a hobby alive. As soon as my club friend tell me what he found and did, I will post back. Cheers !! Daniel Ah... and I will trash the paper air filter the vendor sold me. Previously had a metallic one that I cleaned and kept just in case. Last edited by Forddan; 06-16-2019 at 06:44 PM.