Schebler Hx189 Carb 1924-1925 Indian Scout on 2040-parts.com
Brattleboro, Vermont, US
OEM Schebler HX189 1" Carb
Original to 1924 & 1925 Indian Scout
Very nice carb. Excellent threads. Hard to find in this condition.
Nitrophyl float for trouble free operation. Sorry, no warranty on these early HX carburetors.
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