help with carburetor.
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Better measurements and ...
Stud center to center length = 3 1/4"
Stud center to center width += 1 7/8"
As for the carburetor that was on it, junk and missing a lot of parts. I was surprised it ran at all. What ever it is the kit for is difficult to come by and I though I would put a FoMoco or Holley on it since I had some of those laying around but no luck on the pattern. The truck was running strong before the carb started leaking fuel and acting up in general.
This is a big farm truck so someone may want to restore it or for parts including the Y block so finding something that will get it up and running is all that is needed at this point.
Stud center to center width += 1 7/8"
As for the carburetor that was on it, junk and missing a lot of parts. I was surprised it ran at all. What ever it is the kit for is difficult to come by and I though I would put a FoMoco or Holley on it since I had some of those laying around but no luck on the pattern. The truck was running strong before the carb started leaking fuel and acting up in general.
This is a big farm truck so someone may want to restore it or for parts including the Y block so finding something that will get it up and running is all that is needed at this point.
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Stud center to center length = 3 1/4"
Stud center to center width += 1 7/8"
As for the carburetor that was on it, junk and missing a lot of parts. I was surprised it ran at all. What ever it is the kit for is difficult to come by and I though I would put a FoMoco or Holley on it since I had some of those laying around but no luck on the pattern. The truck was running strong before the carb started leaking fuel and acting up in general.
This is a big farm truck so someone may want to restore it or for parts including the Y block so finding something that will get it up and running is all that is needed at this point.
Stud center to center width += 1 7/8"
As for the carburetor that was on it, junk and missing a lot of parts. I was surprised it ran at all. What ever it is the kit for is difficult to come by and I though I would put a FoMoco or Holley on it since I had some of those laying around but no luck on the pattern. The truck was running strong before the carb started leaking fuel and acting up in general.
This is a big farm truck so someone may want to restore it or for parts including the Y block so finding something that will get it up and running is all that is needed at this point.
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