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  • May 26, 2024 at 8:10 am #287979
    Matthew Pieklik
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      I have a question on the carb on my Lauson Sport King single cylinder. First off , is there a gasket between the top plate and bowl Like the Mercurys? I don’t recall removing one. And Second,   there is a small notch or slice  on the top plate edge. Is that my vent for the bowl? If there was a gasket in place, I think it would restrict the vent. Thanks , Matt.

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      May 26, 2024 at 8:19 am #287982
      Buccaneer
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        The Tillotson MT6A on the Lauson S350 / S351 models
        use a cover gasket, but your carb looks different?

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        May 28, 2024 at 11:06 pm #288014
        jcrigan
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          The lauson model 410 carb is different from the S-300 series motor. The 410 carb needs a gasket to prevent gas from seeping out. That little notch needs to be kept clear for venting. The float/inlet needle and seat needs to be clean and smooth to prevent carb flooding. This motor uses 30 wt non detergent oil (about 8 ounces I think). Set your points at 0.020″, and your spark plug at 0.025. I use the John Deere cornhead grease in the gearbox. These are good running motors that idle very slowly. Good luck with yours.

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