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1953 CA w/ Snap Coupler

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I use this site when i find a carb to figure out what tractor it came off of... Not saying its 100% right, but i have not had any problems so far...... Look at the YEAR on the left, then verify the tractor model   ---- carb manufacturer --- then carb number


Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

I use this site when i find a carb to figure out what tractor it came off of... Not saying its 100% right, but i have not had any problems so far...... Look at the YEAR on the left, then verify the tractor model   ---- carb manufacturer --- then carb number



Yup, that's one of the sites where I did some of my research.  I used just about every carburetor related site that comes up in the first 50 pages each using dozens of different search terms.  I found many sites that contradicted each other in various ways.


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Originally posted by dfwallis dfwallis wrote:

Here's an extract from an old Zenith PN/price list.  Seems to show PNs 09705 and 09706??




I believe the 9705 and 9706 carbs are from the C, not the CA, so they would be older. They have almost completely different sizes in the jets, vents, and venturi compared to the 11141/11142 that was used on the CA. I imagine those "sized" parts needed to be changed for the CA's higher engine RPM and power output.


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1939 B, 1940 B, 1941 WC, 1951 WD, 1952 CA, 1956 WD-45
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Originally posted by Gary Burnett Gary Burnett wrote:

Checked my two CA tractors,one has a zenith the other has a M-S

Do you happen to know the serial number of the CA with the MS carb? Curious if it is an earlier one.
1939 B, 1940 B, 1941 WC, 1951 WD, 1952 CA, 1956 WD-45
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Originally posted by wjohn wjohn wrote:

Originally posted by Gary Burnett Gary Burnett wrote:

Checked my two CA tractors,one has a zenith the other has a M-S

Do you happen to know the serial number of the CA with the MS carb? Curious if it is an earlier one.

Mine is CA13092, 1952, TSX486.
 

Here's everything AGCO has listed:

B/IB/ C tractor - Zenith
70206989
CARBURETOR (#0-8561) (Use 70216937)

70208027
CARBURETOR (#0-8691) (Use 70216937)

70211456
CARBURETOR (#0-9636) (Use 70216937)

70211457
CARBURETOR (#0-9635) (Use 70216937)

70211954
CARBURETOR (#0-9804) (Use 70212844)

70211955
CARBURETOR (#0-0805) (Use 70212844)

70212844
CARBURETOR (#0-9706, 0-10697)

70212845
CARBURETOR (#0-9705,0-10698) (Use 70212844)

70216937
CARBURETOR (S-864) (Use 70224641)

70218487
CARBURETOR (#0-10698) (Use 70224641)

70224640
CARBURETOR (#0-10903) (Use 70224641)

70224641
CARBURETOR (#0-10902)


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MS

70222090
* CARBURETOR ASY. (TSX-305)


** CARBURETOR ASY. (TSX-154) (Use 70222090)


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CA

Zenith

NOTE: Qty. shown are for both Carburetor

No. 70225621 & 70225622 unless otherwise noted.


70225622
CARBURETOR (w/drain cock) (Outline No. O-1142) (Use to replace gasoline carburetor 70225621 w/o drain cock, Outline No. O-11141) (Don't use on Carburetor No. 70225621)


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MS

70225679
CARBURETOR ASY. (TSX-486) (Use 70251516)


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I have 2 CA's, one with a MS carb(1953) and one with a Zenith(1955). The tractor with the Zenith runs like a scalded cat. The other I cant seem to get right. I'm planning on swapping to a Zenith if I can't get it figured out soon.
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Originally posted by JEDDY82 JEDDY82 wrote:

I have 2 CA's, one with a MS carb(1953) and one with a Zenith(1955). The tractor with the Zenith runs like a scalded cat. The other I cant seem to get right. I'm planning on swapping to a Zenith if I can't get it figured out soon.

Check out your carb my  CA with the M-S has run perfect for over 20 years that I have owned it.Previous owner I knew well had the tractor for over 20 and don't think he ever touched the carb.On    AC tractors and other brands of that era I'll take a M-S over a Zenith
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Jed... what exactly does the CA with the MS carb do that you dont like ??... jet pluggage is a problem if you cant get full throttle.. Governor adjustments can be a problem if there is bad throttle response ... etc.
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It dosent seem to have the same power as the one with the zenith. It runs way hotter will spit and spudder. it has new plugs, wires, cap rotor, points, condenser ive been through the carb a few times. i have replaced the intake gasket, and torqued. the manifold is not warped.  I plan on pulling the carb and swapping with the zenith to see if its the issue or something else. not sure what else it could be.
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