Reply to Djmayer:
[quote="ianoz"]Cat 10 Early Bronze BEV Carb is the 1st on the list. NOTE: All Cat-Cave Manifolds and other parts are all Back to Factory Blue-Print Data.. BUT, Due to the Carbs being manufactured Via an outside supplier. REVERSE ENGINEERING from 3 good samples is where we are at.
Phase 1. Cleaning and polishing up Good Samples, Fit Bushes to any worn Shaft Holes, Remake new Shafts and Flaps etc .
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Phase 2, Working back to Blue Print (Drawn Up at Cat-Cave). Manufacture the Moulding Tooling required to finish up with a casting plus machining and shrinkage to go back to the Blue Print.
Phase 3. Machine up the casting's in machining fixtures, De-Burr etc . Final Inspection to Blue before being passed off as good to go.
Phase 4. Assemble and FIT the Parts using Gaskets and Screws etc.
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I believe after the Cat ten run is completed , Then other Cat model Carbs will follow .
So , if people need carbs for other model tractors ,post up so we can gauge the amount of interest .
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What kind of “expression of interest “ are you looking for?
I’m a little confused how the phases figure into that expression. Is that just your planned development approach or are you proposing to deliver carbs at these 4 levels of completion?
1) I’m interested in either a full carb or a parts kit.
2) what would they cost shipped to California?
[quote="Djmayer"]What kind of “expression of interest “ are you looking for?
I’m a little confused how the phases figure into that expression. Is that just your planned development approach or are you proposing to deliver carbs at these 4 levels of completion?
1) I’m interested in either a full carb or a parts kit.
2) what would they cost shipped to California?[/quote]
Good to see you edited the post . When i read it yesterday , i could not make heads or tails of what you were trying to say .
The way it normally works . Cost is not known until they are basically made .
The more people wanting them , the cheaper the final price is .
It will not be cheap . but then it will not be overpriced with a huge profit margin .
Unfortunately there is usually tyre kickers that say they want one , but when the time comes to put their hands in their pocket their arms get short and can't reach their wallets .
Just looked on Ebay , here in Australia . A new 350 Holley carby can cost nearly a thousand dollars .Plenty of them advertised . But no brand new 90 year old Cat 10 carbs .
So you put your hand up and say yes i would like one . When they are ready to ship you will be given the price with shipping .You will be given the opportunity to buy things like Brass plates etc . If your happy with the price . you say yes , and send the money , and it will be shipped to you .