Carburetor Applications

lyoncat
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16 years 4 months ago #18846 by lyoncat

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Can any body tell me what the differance is between the 2 carbs listed for a cat 10 both are ENSIGN Bet1 and the other is Betb[r] ? They both also cover 1929 to 1931 did they use different fuels?

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16 years 4 months ago #18860 by chugwater crawlers

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I think they could be the same. The Cat gas tractor guide refers to the carb as a "BET-1" and as a "BET-R-1". I'm told the "1" stands for one inch. Not positive though.

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16 years 4 months ago #18876 by lyoncat

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Thanks Chugwater. If they are both 1" is there still a differance between the two? jets. shape.or fuel?

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16 years 4 months ago #18894 by brewzer

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I have run into 2 different carbs for the cat 10. They both look very similar but if you take them apart the cylinder that is housed in between the top and the body is a different length, and cannot be interchanged. I am not positive, but I think the jets are the same. Wally

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16 years 3 months ago #19151 by lyoncat

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Thanks Brewzer for the info.It seems that both carbs will do the same job! Now all i've got to do is get my hands on one. Thanks mick.downunder

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