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rk055


Joined: Dec 3, 2005
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Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Original Message   Dec 3, 2005 3:15 pm
Hello I hope one of the experts can help me. We have a Toro snowblower 7/24 Model 38050 that we bought new back in 1981 I believe. It has been a work horse all these years and almost problem free until now. It leaks gas from the carb BUT I can stop the leak by using the shut off valve.

 I did the following: I replaced  the inlet needle - seat- clip and clip, float and also a new gasket around the bowl. Well it still LEAKS gas.

 I gave up on it for now and just wondering if anyone has any ideas. Maybe I installed the new seat in wrong? I made sure it went up all the way is that right? I cannot see anything else that would cause  this problem unless I have the wrong parts in??? I used a kit 631920 for the inlet assmb'ly.  Anytthoughts would be most helpful, I still can use it but will have to use the shutoff after I finish each time.

Ray
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hirschallan


If it aint broke don't fix it !!


Location: Northern Hills of NY
Joined: Aug 25, 2005
Points: 327

Re: Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Reply #10   Dec 6, 2005 12:58 am
Ray

I find it hard to believe you'll snap the bolts.They aren't as tight as you may think. Use the proper fitting tools and you'll be amazed how easy that comes loose.

Good luck,Allan

TheKneebiter


Joined: Oct 22, 2004
Points: 233

Re: Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Reply #11   Dec 6, 2005 10:43 am
Marty ,

In my Tecumseh manual  it says that the ring side of the seat should be up into the carb and the smooth side is where the needle seats . Page 26  figure 29  manual 692509 ? Majorxlr8n wrote:

Ray - did you set the float level & if so, what measurement did you use? The "seat" should be installed with the smooth side going up into the carb body, and the "rings" on the other side of the seat should be visible if you look up where it sits in the seat cavity.

Marty



Majorxlr8n


Location: Freehold NJ
Joined: Aug 6, 2003
Points: 1092

Re: Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Reply #12   Dec 6, 2005 4:27 pm
Thanks guys - I checked my manual & the seat SHOULD be installed with the "rings" side inserted FIRST. I doubt thats the problem, as I have installed them upside down & the float still seats ok...

Marty

rk055


Joined: Dec 3, 2005
Points: 7

Re: Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Reply #13   Dec 6, 2005 4:46 pm
I just get concerned about snapping the bolt or bolts as it is 25 years with not being taken off.  But will give it a try when it get warmer.

I lost my original manual for this toro 7/26, Model 38050, I see that some of you have the manual? Any way if I pay for a copy would someone be kind enough to make me a copy?? It would help  so much, I have all my other ones but a few years back I think it was moved in the garage and I have been searching ever since.

Ray
rk055


Joined: Dec 3, 2005
Points: 7

Re: Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Reply #14   Dec 7, 2005 6:10 pm
Can any one help with a copy  of a manual for my 7/26 #38050 snowblower? IIf anyone can copy at least the carb info and pictoral if any I will pay for the copies. If anyone can I will give a PO Box they can send to.

Ray
Majorxlr8n


Location: Freehold NJ
Joined: Aug 6, 2003
Points: 1092

Re: Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Reply #15   Dec 7, 2005 6:24 pm
Ray - go to www.toro.com & have your model & serial numbers handy. Sometimes they're free, but if not they are cheap. I have a link for a Tecumseh manual that I will PM to you later when I get to work (I don't have it handy)

Marty

Majorxlr8n


Location: Freehold NJ
Joined: Aug 6, 2003
Points: 1092

Re: Carb leaking gas Toro 7/24
Reply #16   Dec 8, 2005 1:22 am
Ray - you have a PM with the link...

Marty

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