Tecumseh Diaphragm carburetor

[capguncowboy]

I have one on my Rupp Roadster but I can't find any numbers that would actually identify it (apparently). The numbers 356 3H11 are stamped on it, but that's it. Are the kits for these all the same? Is there a way to tell what the model number is?

 

[thejoker]

I have one coming in the mail. I will see if it's any different.

 

[capguncowboy]

Thanks Joe!

And what's the best way to clean the crud off of this? Soak it in degreaser?

 

[buckeye]

I just bought a rebuild kit and haven't even tried it. :shrug:
I hope it's right.:laugh:
Is the engine a h35?

This is what I bought.

http://blackwidowmotorsports.net/_34761t_tecumseh_carb_rebuild_kit_diaphram_type.html

 

[Inventorpardue]

I soak metal carb parts in Berryman's Chem Dip.

Rusted carburetor and small parts get de-rusted using twenty five cents worth of Arm & Hammer washing soda mixed in water, and the 5 gallon bucket electrolytic deruster.

 

[JohnnyTillotson]

I have one on my Rupp Roadster but I can't find any numbers that would actually identify it (apparently). The numbers 356 3H11 are stamped on it, but that's it. Are the kits for these all the same? Is there a way to tell what the model number is?

Spray carb cleaner in all the tiny holes u see in each side of the throttle plate and take the little welsh plugs out as those little hole pass under those and spray the crap outta those holes too. I dont think there are many different sizes of the diaphragm kits so it should be fine.

 

[thejoker]

Mine is different, my numbers are 1135 D6N