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Re: Zama
« on: August 13, 2012, 06:04:09 am »
Actually no for the simple reason I generally have pretty good luck with carbs .Also in this praticular instance that model of the C1 was only used by McCulloch for small applications .Zama C1S M8 .

Just what annoys me about Zama as compaired to say Tillotson .With Tilley you get say a kit for an HS and it fits all of them .With Zama you have to be model and type specific and there must be a million of different individual types .

I ran into this on the 200T carbs also .The saving grace on that is the newer kits have mylar checks which are more ethanol resistant than the old standby buna -n types .At least they're supposed to be .

Oh well ,carbs .I always get them sometimes it just takes longer . ;)

After thought : The only reason I fiddled with  that little 14 cc weedwacker is because it's light weight and is going to my tree trimmer buddys' wife who is a small lady .She can't handle those heavy straight shaft Stihls he uses in his business .

I tried it out yesterday mourning and it fired on 4 so it looks like I have a winner .

 

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