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SETTING FLOAT HEIGHTS
taysidedragon:
I used an aluminium rule to do mine. Just put the end edge flat on the carb joint face and look at 90 degrees along the base of the float to get the float height right. Worked a treat. No leaks.
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
--- Quote from: taysidedragon on August 24, 2020, 04:13:46 PM ---I used an aluminium rule to do mine. Just put the end edge flat on the carb joint face and look at 90 degrees along the base of the float to get the float height right. Worked a treat. No leaks.
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I was going to do that until I realised that the scale did not start at the edge of my ruler!
Nurse Julie:
I find a vernier just perfect for the job
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philward:
I have always used a vernier too - a ready made adjustable float heaight tool!
71 V12:
Really useful guide, thank you Julie👍👍
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