David Gruhot
D & G Excavating, Inc.
on my 9u's, all i did was drill the bottom passage in the float bowl to clean it out good with a drill bit, then soldered the hole shut again. CC jersey (i think, correct me if i'm wrong) uses BB's with finger nail polish to reseal his units. I also installed a new float that i ordered from cat and it worked fine. the needle and seat were ok, as were the throttle shaft bushings. everything else i cleaned out real good. reassembled units with new gaskets (also from Cat) and they purred like a kitten after. they would start with full choke, and the little spring thingy worked to open the choke after it fired off. they idled good and pulled good under load, did not require choke to be partially on to keep engine running at idle or under load.
David Gruhot
D & G Excavating, Inc.
Thanks for the replies. I'll go see what my Cat dealer can get.
Thanks for the replies. I'll go see what my Cat dealer can get.
I would get mine here, but lead time is required.
the carb shop has them too. look at ordering but still just been getting by with just a good cleaning lol and being lucky. don't you need one for that 318 that's not in you 6 😉
http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/
the carb shop has them too. look at ordering but still just been getting by with just a good cleaning lol and being lucky. don't you need one for that 318 that's not in you 6 😉
http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/
David Gruhot
D & G Excavating, Inc.
[quote="mog5858"]the carb shop has them too. look at ordering but still just been getting by with just a good cleaning lol and being lucky. don't you need one for that 318 that's not in you 6 😉
http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/[/quote]
I do need one for that too. If I remember right, they are the ones that rebuilt the carb on my D6 2H.
I would get mine here, but lead time is required.