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    Posted: 17 Apr 2017 at 8:51pm
Have a 1942 allis b model with zenith 211954 carb. Anyways I took apart the front end and replaced the crank seal which went well. I decide to clean carb and the discharge jet broke on me. I've looked everywhere I can think to find it but this is unlike any jet I have found. Any help would be great as I'm down till I figure this out. Thanks for any help! I have pictures but not sure if they will post
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Try to post pics. to give us an exact idea of the beast! thanks; ac fleet
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It keeps saying file to large. I'm not good with how to downsize for a forum post
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here is how I change picture size.

open paint on computer, go to file open, open the picture, then go to resize, at the top it will say percentage or pixels, click pixels, in the top box type 480, the bottom box should change automatically, click ok. then save and your done.

hope it helps, dt
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If you have Windows operating system you should be able to go into your pictures, right click on the picture and choose edit. at he top you choose resize. Chose pixels and change the top to 600 or something in that range and apply. When you X out it will change it to  that smaller size.  
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Hope this works!! I really need some help
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I figured out the number for the carb is 211954. However the nozzle looks nothing like this one.
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Not sure exactly where you are. If its a Marvel Shebler carb, you may be able to find a kit at a tractor supply or Agri supply. I have had luck with those.
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It says zenith on the bowl but yea I can try tractor supply this weekend.
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You can also check out any of the sponsors here.  Many have those parts available and entire rebuild kits for both the zenith and the marvel.  I rebuilt my card with a kit that included everythign and what a difference!  They also have many of those zenith parts on ebay.
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Call Sandy Lake, they are listed as sponsers
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It is Zenith. It is a 67-267 main nozzle.   Good luck.
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I've looked through eBay and alot of other sources. Found bunches of the ones that are threaded below the hex but none on the other end as mine is. I'll keep hunting and thanks for pointers so far guys. Maybe I'm just missing somethin
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This site (link below) has a nice carburetor use chart.  The carb you have is listed as one for a model 60 combine.  Even if you are able to fine the nozzle that you have in your carb, it will be expensive.  An option is to buy a B core carburetor and put a kit in it.  I am sure some of the forum members will have used ones for sale.

http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/IndustrialkitsA.htm
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I'd Just call Steve at (973)632-5596, he will fix you right up.
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Originally posted by Don(MO) Don(MO) wrote:

I'd Just call Steve at (973)632-5596, he will fix you right up.
Yep, what Don said. Steve in New Jersey.
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