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[QUOTE="rmc_olderthandirt, post: 1174380, member: 68872"] I am not sure what you mean by "pushed in". If the float is in any way damaged then you have got a real problem. If the float doesn't float then it isn't going to do its job. If you are good at working with metal it is possible to fix it: cut it apart, pound out the dent then solder it back together. The float is probably copper and will solder really easily if you clean all the oxidation off first (make is shiny). If you are not comfortable with your metal shop skills then start looking for a replacement carburetor. Rod [/QUOTE]
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