Re: Sinking New-Style Carb Floats
by RotaxOwner Admin » 8 years ago
Re: Sinking New-Style Carb Floats
by James Stricker » 8 years ago
Re: Sinking New-Style Carb Floats
by Bill Hertzel » 8 years ago
What is so difficult about making floats that "float"? It's not like this is the first carburetor ever built. Floats should be good for the life of the product. Cars up until last ten years or so, motorcycles, snowmobiles, boats, Lycoming / Continental aircraft engines, you name it, all had carburetors with floats. I can't recall ever seeing a problem as pronounced and prolonged as this...
Bill Hertzel
Rotax 912is
North Ridgeville, OH, USA
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Re: Sinking New-Style Carb Floats
by James Stricker » 8 years ago
Re: Sinking New-Style Carb Floats
by Guilherme Tomazini » 8 years ago
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