Caterpillar 60
I am going to have to say that is a carb for a huber tractor late 20s early 30s era. I have one here on the farm on a huber tractor with an AHC abreviation before the numbers. There is a noticable difference a huber carb it has a choke unlike a 60 and I believe the elbow is diferent on the 2. Just my 2 cents. Jason
Thanks for the replies, Keep em coming. I bought this carb in the heat of battle at an auction 2 weekends ago. Allways fun. Had no chance to look it over close so I bought it anyway cause I have been searching for a 60 carb. My 60 mount bolt spacing is 3 3/4" so I knew I was out when I got to measure this ensign. I could just build an adapter and use this carb. :thumb😮r, My wife would just LOVE me for this idea, Anybody got a Huber that needs TLC and carb that a man could bring home and park next to the 60 cat?
I wonder know How many manufactures used these styles of ensign carbs. Honestly when ever I see ensign carbs like these, I allways think Caterpillar.
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