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> Carb trouble!
JRust
post Apr 8 2003, 11:58 AM
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Hey guys I'm having a little trouble with my weber44's. My passenger side carb seems to have the float or something sticking. After running for a while it stops getting fuel. My fuel lines are all new to both & I checked them for plugs. I'm definately not the best mechanic. I'm wondering if there is a good rebuild kit for them 44's. I can follow directions pretty well & think I could probably handle the carbs. Or at least do my usual of doing it myself & then paying my wrench to fix my work! Any thoughts & experiences appreciated! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
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Brad Roberts
post Apr 8 2003, 06:44 PM
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YOU Rock. Nice collection. I always loved the Safari window buses. I think my dad owned a 61 VW pickup way back.

The Chris Craft is all wood correct ?

Who is this guy Demillo ? Is he the guy who makes the full circle "Demillo" cranks ?? I think we have his name spelled incorrectly.

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