LOOKING FOR GLEANER F MOTOR PARTS

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     I have acquired a Gleaner-Baldwin model F combine.  It still has the original model A motor in it. It is now unstuck but I am in need of a Kingston carb and an exhaust manifold/intake. The manifold is dun broke in two, and the carb must have had water in it at some time and froze then split.  There are no noticeable #'s on the carb all it says is the Kingston name, it looks nothing like the other ones when I google "Kingston carb". The manifold exits straight out the back,and is not curved down like other model a motors I have found. Any info would be greatly appreciated thank you.     Jeremy

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JJOHNSON Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Location: L.C. OHIO Points: 1	Post Options Post Reply Quote JJOHNSON Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: LOOKING FOR GLEANER F MOTOR PARTS Posted: 03 Mar 2010 at 8:12pm
	I have acquired a Gleaner-Baldwin model F combine. It still has the original model A motor in it. It is now unstuck but I am in need of a Kingston carb and an exhaust manifold/intake. The manifold is dun broke in two, and the carb must have had water in it at some time and froze then split. There are no noticeable #'s on the carb all it says is the Kingston name, it looks nothing like the other ones when I google "Kingston carb". The manifold exits straight out the back,and is not curved down like other model a motors I have found. Any info would be greatly appreciated thank you. Jeremy

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