2 stroke carburetor compatibility

#1
I have an EC10D 2 stroke 98cc engine, on an MTD Trail Flite, and it's a pain in the butt :) . It runs some days, but I can't just hop on and ride. I'm guessing it is the carburetor (which I have cleaned a few times, and the diaphragm looks intact).

It came with a German Bing 33/Wacker Neuson style carb which has no float and bowl, but rather a "fuel pump".

After a little search, it looks like a new carb like that is over $400, OR the diaphragm/gasket kit is $90 + shipping. I can't justify that price!

Is it possible to swap on a "float style" carb on this thing? Possibly a hs40 carb? Or any of the cheap eBay clones?

I just want to ride!
 
#2
If the carb is below the fuel tank, yes. You. WILL WANT adjustable high and low fuel system. On a two stroke, you do not want to fool around changing jets.
Find a carb that will fit the intake flange, that also has adjustable idle mixture and high speed mixture. I have a couple of Clinton Panther (98cc 2cycle) carbs I can send to you if you want to them.
I buy old Tillotson chainsaw carbs from eBay for my smoke motors.
I have a bunch of two strokes, and I hate float type carbs on tgem, unless they are bolted down stationary. On a bike, they act funny over bumps and in turns. If you lay it down and flood it, you may need tools to get it started again.
 
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#4
I have an EC10D 2 stroke 98cc engine, on an MTD Trail Flite, and it's a pain in the butt :) . It runs some days, but I can't just hop on and ride. I'm guessing it is the carburetor (which I have cleaned a few times, and the diaphragm looks intact).

It came with a German Bing 33/Wacker Neuson style carb which has no float and bowl, but rather a "fuel pump".

After a little search, it looks like a new carb like that is over $400, OR the diaphragm/gasket kit is $90 + shipping. I can't justify that price!

Is it possible to swap on a "float style" carb on this thing? Possibly a hs40 carb? Or any of the cheap eBay clones?

I just want to ride!
 
#6
I have a normal sealed bearing cartridge on the front wheel, and loose ball bearings in the rear. The rear takes 14 balls and some grease, all info I got came from this forum lol.
 
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