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Started by gjskerman, October 25, 2019, 05:27:21 PM

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gjskerman

What is the best carby cleaning solution to remove dried petrol gum
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Geoff

donbj

Aerosol carb cleaner will rip it off
I may be skinny but I'm a Husky guy

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gjskerman

What is the brand name of Aerosol carb cleaner

doc henderson

I have used several, B 12 chemtool is good.  I buy at Wal-Mart or Auto parts store.  welcome, and where are you from Geoff.  I also like seafoam products.
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ButchC

Quote from: doc henderson on October 28, 2019, 07:05:41 AM
I have used several, B 12 chemtool is good.  
X2 on the B12 Chemtool😃
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ManjiSann

I like Seafoam for running through the carb to clean out the gum. It's what we used when working on vintage motorcycles.

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Tom King

The most useful thing I've ever found for working on small carburetors is a white dish pan.  Brand of carb cleaner probably doesn't matter much.

btulloh

Having several types on hand doesn't hurt either. I like the gallon bucket of carb cleaner they sell with plastic basket that comes with it for a good long soak. Especially when there's a lot varnish build up. Remove all rubber parts first. 
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donbj

Quote from: gjskerman on October 28, 2019, 03:31:10 AM
What is the brand name of Aerosol carb cleaner
Last can I bought was "Gunk". Works great!
I may be skinny but I'm a Husky guy

Woodmizer LT40HDG24. John Deere 5300 4WD with Loader/Forks. Husky 262xp. Jonsered 2065, Husky 65, Husky 44, Husky 181XP, Husky 2100CD, Husky 185CD

donbj

Quote from: doc henderson on October 28, 2019, 07:05:41 AM
I have used several, B 12 chemtool is good.  I buy at Wal-Mart or Auto parts store.  welcome, and where are you from Geoff.  I also like seafoam products.
X2 on Seafoam. Put it in all my small engine fuel.
I may be skinny but I'm a Husky guy

Woodmizer LT40HDG24. John Deere 5300 4WD with Loader/Forks. Husky 262xp. Jonsered 2065, Husky 65, Husky 44, Husky 181XP, Husky 2100CD, Husky 185CD

Al_Smith

The best carb cleaner is a rebuild kit .The components get stiff and perhaps a good cleaning might seem to be in line but  not installing a new kit usually doesn't work out best .

PASS_AUF

Historically I like to dip them in chem dip, neutralize, blow out the circuits and than put a kit in. It's always served me well. B12 works well too, but I find it's not as good as dipping with really dirty carbs. Recently I bought two ultrasonics. I've been very impressed by their cleaning abilities. I've got an old Walbro I'm gonna toss in it. I've read from some that ultrasonic can damage the check valve in them, others say not. This carb could easily be considered a toss away, so I'll try it and see. 
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doc henderson

I agree. just have to know how to put it back together! :D  I am sure you do @PASS_AUF   I have the dip as well, and I think it is B12 brand, but it is nasty (good) stuff.  I use the spray for a quick fix as well.
Timber king 2000, 277c track loader, PJ 32 foot gooseneck, 1976 F700 state dump truck, JD 850 tractor.  2007 Chevy 3500HD dually, home built log splitter 18 horse 28 gpm with 5 inch cylinder and 32 inch split range with conveyor powered by a 12 volt tarp motor

Al_Smith

FWIW here's a little history of Berryman .I remember from the 60's it being sold at service stations before there was ever anything like the cut rate auto parts stores of today .Started near Lima Ohio,how about that  ;D---oops forgot the link ---https://www.berrymanproducts.com/about/company-history/

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