Vintage Carburetor Adjustment Tool No. T109-1175 Universal Pump Stroke Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Sanford, Florida, US
This is a Vintage Carburetor Adjustment Tool. Universal Stroke Gauge No. T109-1175 for Q1, WA-1, WO, WE, WDO and BB Carburetor. Manufacturer is Carburetor, Patent # 2207396. This does have Instructions to install with it. Please email with any questions!
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