Large brass Schebler carb

[JO BO]

suppose this had tractor application?  large and heavy can't find a model number yet.  Anyone know for sure if tractor or large stationary of some sort or other?

Edited May 9, 2021 by JO BO (see edit history)

[carbking]

The Schebler Model D was, I believe, Schebler's first attempt at a carburetor. Initially produced in 4 sizes from 1 inch to 2 inch; before the model run ended, at least 2 additional sizes were added. The literature suggests that the 2 inch version is the largest.

 

At various times, the various Schebler D models were used on automobile, truck, tractor, marine, industrial, and military applications. The Schebler literature is woefully inadequate in identification, applications, etc. concerning the model D.

 

Jon.

[mikewest]

Jo what size pipe thread is under that square flange? 

[JO BO]

I will check next week . Someone was going to mount it to a wall for display with that set up. It’s at a friend’s house and they are gone until mid week. Thanks for the interest ....kinda heavy fella

[Layden B]

Appears there is a check valve between the carb body and the steel mounting flange. If so, this was a 2 cycle engine application. Probably marine but some automobiles such as Chase.

[R Holden]

Hi Jo Bo

 

Depending on the size of the flange I would be interested in the Schebler D. I need two for a very early project  I think Layton is correct the brass extension on the front of the flange is a 2 cycle check valve!

[JO BO]

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