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DiyDave 
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 Posted: 18 Jan 2026 at 8:07pm |
 PeterVD wrote:
DiyDave wrote:
PeterVD wrote:
steve(ill) wrote:
YEP... sounds like your doing GREAT !! |
Thanks Steve  I only have one small problem with it now, the choke has to stay a little bit closed to keep it running, when I open the choke completely the motor drops dead I hope a good clean of the carburator will help |
Or the felt air seals for the choke shaft... |
Do you have a parts number for the felt air seals please? Is it any of these:
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It looks like they are there, the 2 items to the right of the gold colored shaft... 
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PeterVD
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No letters/numbers on the carb, can anyone tell me if this is a Zenith or a Marvel Schebler carb?
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Restoring a Allis Chalmers B
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Gary Burnett
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Posted: Yesterday at 7:45am |
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wjohn
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That is a Zenith, but I have never seen that style on a B. If you look at where it mounts to the manifold, it looks smaller than it should be. I wonder if it came off of something else and is not the original carburetor... Unless that is what Bs built in the UK used?
Edited by wjohn - Yesterday at 8:23am
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1939 B, 1940 B, 1941 WC, 1951 WD, 1952 CA, 1956 WD-45
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PeterVD
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Posted: 19 hours 10 minutes ago at 3:02pm |
wjohn wrote:
That is a Zenith, but I have never seen that style on a B. If you look at where it mounts to the manifold, it looks smaller than it should be. I wonder if it came off of something else and is not the original carburetor... Unless that is what Bs
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According tot Google the UK build B's have a Zenith 24T2 carb, and mine looks like it think https://www.da7c.co.uk/technical_torque_articles/zenith_24t2_carburettor.html
Edited by PeterVD - 17 hours 60 minutes ago at 4:12pm
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Restoring a Allis Chalmers B
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steve(ill)
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Posted: 17 hours 48 minutes ago at 4:24pm |
that model is popular in the USA, but was not used on the Alllis..... Several sites list the carb..
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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Trinity45
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Posted: 16 hours 43 minutes ago at 5:29pm |
PeterVD wrote:
I'm Peter, 54 years old and located in Belgium.I started a rebuild project together with my 18 year old son, an Allis Chalmers B It runs and drives, but not as it should, so we got a little bit of work in the future It's already converted to 12 Volt When I find out how I will post some pictures on the forum
I don't know if this works:
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Best of luck, I have a working B with mounted cultivators we use in sweet corn.
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