Tillotson Carburetor A 6

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Anyone know what it fits?
4 screw float chamber cover marked Tilloson
"A 6" stamped on side of carburetor
A "Gift" given me at a recent swap meet
Louis
The Tillotson’s in "Old Iron" seem only to be 2 Letters

Took another look at it
a) cork float
b) no butterfly
With no means to vary volume of charge it must be for a steady rpm motor
MAYTAG comes to mind.

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[garry-in-michigan]

❓ Picture ? ? ? 🙂

[Mumbles]

Possibly an A-6A for a ’44 Stewart-Warner tank heater?

http://discount-marine-parts.com/tillotson_a.html

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I have finally managed to post a photo or two.
All I had to do was ask the computer.
Duh
Louis

[Geer Pyron]

This is the carb I’m working on now. Mine is from a ‘38 light four.
Seems really simple, but with out a butterfly AND no obvious place for fuel to enter the throat and get blown into the crank I’m at a loss.
I’m going to keep searching past threads.

JMGP

[Geer Pyron]

Here’s a photo of mine.

JMGP

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[Geer Pyron]

Yea, got that part.
Still foreign to me but….
How does the fuel get from owl to throat?
Does it?
There is a passage from bowl to crankcase but that seems more todo with the pump, to prime.
And, the carb gasket that was on the motor didn’t have a hole there.

JMGP

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