Problem with replacement Tillotson carbs?
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They are junk!
Both Bratton's and Snyder's don't carry them anymore.
I bought one from Bratton's last spring. It leaked like a sieve; all the time.
Called Bratton's and they reported there were so many problems with these repops and the manufacturer would not stand behind them. They refunded my money and that was when I was told they were no longer stocking this item
Shortly before that time Snyder's had decided not to stock the repop Tillotson.
They look nice but that's about as far as it goes. Save your money and get a good rebuilt Zenith.
Both Bratton's and Snyder's don't carry them anymore.
I bought one from Bratton's last spring. It leaked like a sieve; all the time.
Called Bratton's and they reported there were so many problems with these repops and the manufacturer would not stand behind them. They refunded my money and that was when I was told they were no longer stocking this item
Shortly before that time Snyder's had decided not to stock the repop Tillotson.
They look nice but that's about as far as it goes. Save your money and get a good rebuilt Zenith.
When Bratton's and Snyder's both dropped selling these repops that was good enough for me.
A better question would be; where don't they leak? When I pay over $300.00 for a new carb I should not have to tear it apart to make it function properly.
But then, It's your money so if you want to purchase a "pig in a poke" then go for it. You then have the opportunity to gain some great knowledge as you work your way through the carb fixing all of its problems.
Have fun!
A better question would be; where don't they leak? When I pay over $300.00 for a new carb I should not have to tear it apart to make it function properly.
But then, It's your money so if you want to purchase a "pig in a poke" then go for it. You then have the opportunity to gain some great knowledge as you work your way through the carb fixing all of its problems.
Have fun!