Zenith carb for 190 gas burner

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   I've been around quite a few of them. They worked fine and were generally trouble-free. They are a BENDIX-ZENITH brand, Deere used some aluminum Marvel-Schebler brand and they didn't work out so well. Allis-Chalmers started out using Holley brand carbs and went away from them because of problems and Bendix-Zenith was the fix. A carb from an A-C 190 or 190XT (they are different from each other) will not bolt right on a Deere engine without modifications.

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	I've been around quite a few of them. They worked fine and were generally trouble-free. They are a BENDIX-ZENITH brand, Deere used some aluminum Marvel-Schebler brand and they didn't work out so well. Allis-Chalmers started out using Holley brand carbs and went away from them because of problems and Bendix-Zenith was the fix. A carb from an A-C 190 or 190XT (they are different from each other) will not bolt right on a Deere engine without modifications.

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