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Old 08-06-2020, 07:19 PM
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Default Carburetor hose (location) ?

Working on new to me Cub Cadet 1641.

1641 (145-653-100) - Cub Cadet Garden Tractor (SN: 821060 - 880000)

Model #303447 Type 0447-01 Code 940916

Just notice there was nothing going to this Vacuum port in picture below.

Where does this go?

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That is the overflow for the carburetor float in case the float gets stuck open the fuel comes out of it.
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There is no hose on that elbow but I believe there should be. If gas dribbles out, it goes right through the engine cooling fan and blows it straight out the front past the muffler.
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There is no hose on that elbow but I believe there should be. If gas dribbles out, it goes right through the engine cooling fan and blows it straight out the front past the muffler.
I will route one somewhere.
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Okay
Now I have a fuel /emission hose neatly routed to the bottom of the tractor/
on the float overflow tube.

I replaced the crankcase breather tube and top gasket.

I was putting the breather base on and
This bracket in the picture below seems to be to tall.
it will bend the breather base if I tighten it down.

Is this normal?

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Maybe you have it turned the wrong way?
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I will take a picture.
There is a bolt that is striped out/ that may be causing the problem?


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The bracket turned the other way is a whole lot better.

Thanks Mike

I got the bolt issue fixed.

Now I will fix the PO's wiring mess.
Then I will be up and running.






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