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Old 11-05-2014, 07:09 AM
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Son of a *@&#( gosh #(*@&% mother *#&%@#

Ahem. It's a Walbro.
Ryan is that walbro adjustable? Here's something i've found out about the mag 18 i have in a 582. Thought i had a bad fuel pump, hi oil level, new looking pump. Bypassed pump,hi oil level. I use gas shutoff all the time.Not happy after a few oil changes. I found that after starting and running the hi oil level goes away. I think the oil filter is draining into the sump after shutoff. Granted i have not been in this carb but it is adj. This motor came from a Roper. I do have an adj carb from a series 1 for when the need arises. Mike
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Ryan is that walbro adjustable? Here's something i've found out about the mag 18 i have in a 582. Thought i had a bad fuel pump, hi oil level, new looking pump. Bypassed pump,hi oil level. I use gas shutoff all the time.Not happy after a few oil changes. I found that after starting and running the hi oil level goes away. I think the oil filter is draining into the sump after shutoff. Granted i have not been in this carb but it is adj. This motor came from a Roper. I do have an adj carb from a series 1 for when the need arises. Mike
Nope, this isn't the adjustable one. I'm sure it'll work ok, I just prefer to be able to adjust things if need be. I had a pair of 1811's at one point, one with a Walbro and one with a Carter. The one with the Carter always seemed to start and idle easier. I went over that Walbro twice and didn't seem to help. At one point I swapped carb's just to see what would happen and the ease of starting and idling followed the carb. That's why I prefer the Carter, but that's just this Cub Guy's opinion
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