Model M

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   The big thing with Model M's when they don't want to run right especially at low speeds is the intake tube through exhaust manifold, it is thin tubing and you know what extreme heat cycles and time do to thin metal, makes for a huge vacuum leak. This is a very common problem and easily repaired. I don't know what happened to the M in Sunflower Valley, the owner passed away some years back, I went to school with his kids over 50 years ago but I have no idea where they are now.

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Tad Wicks Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Joined: 27 Mar 2011 Location: Shandon, CA Points: 2166	Post Options Post Reply Quote Tad Wicks Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 24 Mar 2024 at 1:38pm
	The big thing with Model M's when they don't want to run right especially at low speeds is the intake tube through exhaust manifold, it is thin tubing and you know what extreme heat cycles and time do to thin metal, makes for a huge vacuum leak. This is a very common problem and easily repaired. I don't know what happened to the M in Sunflower Valley, the owner passed away some years back, I went to school with his kids over 50 years ago but I have no idea where they are now.

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