Kingston Brass Carburetor Updraft - What's it go to?

[Brian S]

Kingston Brass Carburetor, Updraft - Any ideas what it goes to?

Mounting Bolt holes are 2 1/2" apart , on center. Intake bore in 1 5/16", choke 1 5/8" across. Not sure what it fits. It has a number on it , J89039 . On a tag it is marked (Kingston patented mar.9 th 1915 ) Fuel out seems to be where float would mount. (no float).

See images under "Attachment" above. Thanks

[Pontiac59]

I don't have an exact list but you can Google this one if you can find the model number on it. It sounds like the one I have, which fit certain models of Case and Allis-Chalmers tractors from the 1920s if I remember right. Mine had the model on the tag, I just had to clean some more grease off to find it.

The brass is worth like $2.50 a pound just as scrap, if nothing else, if you need a starting point for a price weigh it and figure accordingly.

[Brian S]

I tried the Google search first before posting here, but didn't have any luck.

Perhaps I'll search Tractors. Always would rather keep intact before scraping.

- Thanks

[drwatson]

Here's the original patent, long on tech, short on application, but you might find it interesting

url=link Kingston Carb /url = http://patimg2.uspto.gov/.piw?docid=US00...D%252BCCL/261/$

[Pontiac59]

You need to find the model number on it to find an application. I didn't say to scrap it, just to bear in mind that as scrap alone it has to be worth at least $25 - I wouldn't take a $10 offer on it.

[b12bouchard]

hi iam intressted for this unit here is my email b12bouchard@yahoo.ca thanks hope to hear  from you