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Old 07-06-2015, 09:06 PM
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Good looking 582! I wouldn't paint it , just try waxing or buffing it.
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Given the stance, I think you should name her Ilene.

Congrats on the 582, looks to be in nice shape!

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I am having trouble with the carb. The float is sticking and will not shut off. Below pics of the carb. I am having trouble finding info about this carb. I was wondering if there is a rebuild kit for it?



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yes there are rebuild kits for that carb. you need to get the numbers off the engine tin to order a kit though
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Your IH emblem on the front looks a little drunk.


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That's a nice 582, the red Cubs are my favorite, just look more IH to me. nice score. Wouldn't think it'd be much to rebuild a Briggs carb, good luck
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