I am restoring a Holley Model G 3-screw and I need some help. This one has a broken aluminum (pot metal?) float arm. Where can I acquire one? See photo of carburetor in next post, since I can only post one image per post.
I realized that this question is a long-shot as well, but is there a longer needle available? The one in the photo is too short, and trying to adjust the float lever to compensate is how it was broken.
I don’t know of any available unless perhaps Russ Potter has one. If not then maybe a small screw can be used to repair yours? The needle looks like you could make one on the lathe. If a longer one is needed that should not be a problem for a lathe operator.
You can make a new float arm out of sheet brass and an 1/8” ID copper tube and install a Quadrajet needle and seat available on eBay. It comes with the little wire that hooks around the needle and float arm so it pulls the needle up as the float goes down. You can adjust it by bending the tab over the needle.
Yes, I have contemplated going that route; thanks for showing the “model” bracket. I am also going to do the Rochester QuadraJet needle and seat conversion shown in the lower photo.
Jeff you might contact Corey Walker, he rebuilds carbs and had to fabricate that arm from some other material but also added a modern shut off needle. Apparently now it doesn’t leak. Good luck John
Hi am currently rebuilding a Holley G and wondering if anyone has a idel fuel tube assembly available parts vendors want 98$ little pricey. Anyone else producing them