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Got it,ty Guy

Ed,carbs are on their way.

You won’t be disappointed. 

Matt,those look too nice to use.Cant wait to see mine. 

They're no longer just parts, they're works of art.

Sold the VM28 pumpers.  

I'm down to a pile of random spares and a set of BS34's, from a 1100, I think.  They need to be rebuilt, though, not ready for sale.

 

Nessism wrote:

Sold the VM28 pumpers.  

I'm down to a pile of random spares and a set of BS34's, from a 1100, I think.  They need to be rebuilt, though, not ready for sale.


 

Good for you. 

Mikaw wrote:

Nessism wrote:

Sold the VM28 pumpers.  

I'm down to a pile of random spares and a set of BS34's, from a 1100, I think.  They need to be rebuilt, though, not ready for sale.







 

Good for you. 

Thanks, Matt.  I was hesitant to put them on eBay, because of that $600 threshold 1099 thing.  Thankfully, they raised the limit to $5000 now!  Yeah!  

Ron's carbs are in transit back to him too!  Each set poses unique challenges, and his had their share.  Got them sorted in the end.  It cost a little more than expected, due to required parts, but they turned out beautifully.  Special thanks to Ron for giving me the chance to rebuild a set for him!  

BTW, the float bowls on these carbs were supplied by Matt.  He sent them to me a while back, for free.  I bead blasted them, and replaced a cracked overflow tube in one bowl.  That was a fun project; I cut apart a corrosion pitted bowl in the spares pile, two actually, in order to salvage a good overflow tube.  It took some doing, but in the end, we gotter done.  

 

Nessism wrote:

Mikaw wrote:

Nessism wrote:

Sold the VM28 pumpers.  

I'm down to a pile of random spares and a set of BS34's, from a 1100, I think.  They need to be rebuilt, though, not ready for sale.








 

Good for you. 

Thanks, Matt.  I was hesitant to put them on eBay, because of that $600 threshold 1099 thing.  Thankfully, they raised the limit to $5000 now!  Yeah!  

Ron's carbs are in transit back to him too!  Each set poses unique challenges, and his had their share.  Got them sorted in the end.  It cost a little more than expected, due to required parts, but they turned out beautifully.  Special thanks to Ron for giving me the chance to rebuild a set for him!  

BTW, the float bowls on these carbs were supplied by Matt.  He sent them to me a while back, for free.  I bead blasted them, and replaced a cracked overflow tube in one bowl.  That was a fun project; I cut apart a corrosion pitted bowl in the spares pile, two actually, in order to salvage a good overflow tube.  It took some doing, but in the end, we gotter done.  

 

Good to hear they were useful, even better to benefit another member. 

Only problem now is they're probably too pretty to use. Lol. 

Nessism - Would you happen to have a Mikuni BS34 far right side carb body (82 1100 specter)
If so, plz lmk.

Thanks!

I'm not Ness but i may have one in a tub. What's wrong with Yours? Perhaps a stuck brass pilot fuel adjust screw? That's a common theme because they face up, especially on #4, exposed to the elements.