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    Posted: 15 Sep 2017 at 7:33pm
I was rebuilding the carb for my D17 & found the choke shaft was bad. Didn't want to steel it from another carb. Which would make that one unusable. Checked high & low for another. Nothing.
So, I made one!
Don't tell a machinist that something is no longer available! It is just a challenge. LOL
Ray W.

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Sure looks good. You could probably sell a few of those.
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You are right!  I give my local machinist a ton of business and everything comes back looking as good as new.  They are well worth the price they charge.
'49 G, '54 WD45, '55 CA, '56 WD45D, '57 WD45, '58 D14, '59 D14, '60 D14, '63 D15D, '66 D15II, '66 D21II, '67 D17IV, '67 D17IVD, '67 190XTD, '73 620, '76 185, '77 175, '84 8030, '85 6080
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Great job!
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Ray,  that loooks nice!  I'll keep that in mind for possible future reference.
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Good job Ray!!!
3 WD45's with power steering,G,D15 fork lift,D19, W-Speed Patrol, "A" Gleaner with a 330 corn head,"66" combine,roto-baler, and lots of Snap Coupler implements to make them work for their keep.
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Looks real good! I think Desert Joe made one of them for one of his tractors also. darrel
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How did you machine the slot?
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Thanks guys!
It was a little intimidating at first. But after I made a blue print of it. It didn't seem near as bad.
I will take a picture of my setup for the next one.
Brian, I used a slitting saw for the slot. Basically a small saw blade for metal. I had to make the arbor to hold it also. I will post a pic of that too.
Ray W.
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Ahh.. a rotary blade. I assumed you used an end mill, but it is kind of small for that.
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Looks great! 
I only wish I had the knowledge and the resources to do things like that! 
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I wouldn't expect anything less from you Ray!!
ANOTHER GREAT job and a BIG pat on the back!!
I am so proud to have met you, you are a GREAT friend!
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I often think that if I were starting life over, I think I would love to study machining. The closest I ever came was working at Talbert Trailers, running a big drill, and power hack saw that I cut big beams with. And a twenty foot wide shear and brake to bend metal and make channels and angles!
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Several D17 carb kits on ebay with the shaft included in them.
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Gary, I saw a lot of kits with the throttle shaft included. But didn't see any with the choke shaft also. Do you have any links to them?
Ray W.

I did find some for the smaller Marvel carbs. The ones I need are for the larger TSX-464 & TSX-773. ( 3.750" over all length )

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Ray has done many projects for me thru the years. His workmanship is incredible. Last spring I bought a 7000. The alternator double groove pulley was worn bad on one of the grooves. I could not find a new one. Ray said just send me yours. When the new one came, I couldn't get over how nice it was. Making something like that takes talent. Thanks Ray, to my good friend in MI.  Tim 
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Originally posted by Rltool Rltool wrote:

Gary, I saw a lot of kits with the throttle shaft included. But didn't see any with the choke shaft also. Do you have any links to them?
Ray W.

I did find some for the smaller Marvel carbs. The ones I need are for the larger TSX-464 & TSX-773. ( 3.750" over all length )


I guess it was for the smaller ones and I'm sure that the ones you make are a whole lot nicer and better fit than the Chinese stuff anyway.
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Ray W
Could you repair a steering gear box where the parts are no longer available?

Dusty.
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Dusty, I have machines & sources available to do just about anything. Just a matter if cost out weighs the need.
Give me a call or pm.
(616)4three7-2527
Ray W.


I'm not sure it is all that better than the production parts Gary. But necessity is a very good motivator. LOL

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