Contact John or Jim Matta in L.A for the 22 diaphragm, they are about $5 each from memory, I'll PM you his phone number, the part number for the heat gauge is 4B0152 according my Parts book.
regards
Mike
[quote="Mike Meyer"]Contact John or Jim Matta in L.A for the 22 diaphragm, they are about $5 each from memory, I'll PM you his phone number, the part number for the heat gauge is 4B0152 according my Parts book.
regards
Mike[/quote]
Mike can you pm me too please.
Cheers,
Neil.
Contact John or Jim Matta in L.A for the 22 diaphragm, they are about $5 each from memory, I'll PM you his phone number, the part number for the heat gauge is 4B0152 according my Parts book.
regards
Mike
[quote="Mike Meyer"]Contact John or Jim Matta in L.A for the 22 diaphragm, they are about $5 each from memory, I'll PM you his phone number, the part number for the heat gauge is 4B0152 according my Parts book.
regards
Mike[/quote]
Mike, I am looking for a fuel pump diaphragm for a 22 also. Can you send Jim Matta's number to me also?
Thanks
Pete Oswald
Hi
Can someone please send me the contact details for the source mentioned above, or current alternative
thanks
Tony
You want to contact "Then and Now at 1-781-335-8860".
Google their webpage. They will send your pump back to you totally rebuilt and updated if requested. US price is $135(approximately). Typically they get them done in about a week
Is this just a diaphragm or does it have a pin in the center. If just a disk I have a roll of 1/16 " reinforced flexible material I have used for fuel pumps - your more than welcome to try a piece. Bob
While you are waiting for a fuel pump, bypass the pump. make a cover plate and drive the tractor. I have been told that unless you are in steep hill country it will run just fine without a pump. I have a tailseat 22 with no fuel pump and it "ran when parked". Maybe make sure the fuel tank is full for an extra 1/4 pound of fuel pressure. Good Luck with it. Grant.
While you are waiting for a fuel pump, bypass the pump. make a cover plate and drive the tractor. I have been told that unless you are in steep hill country it will run just fine without a pump. I have a tailseat 22 with no fuel pump and it "ran when parked". Maybe make sure the fuel tank is full for an extra 1/4 pound of fuel pressure. Good Luck with it. Grant.
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