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Old 12-19-2019, 06:51 PM
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Do the Carter model N #26 carbs, with the clamp style throttle shaft, just never idle. I've had 2 of them and neither one has idled. They just slow to a halt. I cleaned every orifice and still just slower and slower until it stops.
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I would say something is wrong. I have the Carter N #26 on my 105 and it idles with no problems.
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The Carter model "N" is /was just about the most foolproof, run well carb on anything you bolted it on.
You are missing something in the cleaning process.
Either the idle circuit or the emulsion tube is not clean.
Take your time, you will find the problem
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Old 12-20-2019, 09:24 AM
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Ok thanks guys i will have to pull it back apart but for now it runs good enough for now
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The Carter model "N" is /was just about the most foolproof, run well carb on anything you bolted it on. You are missing something in the cleaning process. Either the idle circuit or the emulsion tube is not clean.
Take your time, you will find the problem

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This 72 108 has been in our family for 46 years now my great grandpa bought it used and i got it last fall unfortunately not much of it is original anymore but it still wont ever be sold i drug it out of the swamp behind my great uncles house in the middle of a monsoon
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Your text would be easier to read if you used punctuation.
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Your text would be easier to read if you used punctuation.
And we are not picking on you, just being helpful
So glad you value your Great Gr father's Cub, it speaks that you were raised to appreciate things.
Merry Christmas/Happy New year!!
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Looks like it has the most essential original part for any cub to have, appreciation.....from that, everything else can be fixed!

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So glad you value your Great Gr father's Cub, it speaks that you were raised to appreciate things.
Merry Christmas/Happy New year!!
I know you are all trying to help and i thank you all for it. Merry Christmas and happy new year to you as well !
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