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NOTE: If the tips of the throttle plate screws have been flared out ex cessively by staking, it is ad visable to file off the flared-out portion to avoid damaging the threads in the throttle shaft when removing the screws. Be careful not to damage the throttle shaft while filing the screws.

	1	Pump rod pin
	2	Pump rod extension
11	3	Pump rod
11	4	Pump spring
11	5	Pump spring washer
11	6	Pump piston and stem assembly*
	7	Main nozzle
	8	Main nozzle gasket*
12	9	Float chamber drain plug
12	10	Drip plug
	11	Main jet passage plug
	12	Main jet passage plug gasket*
13	13	Main jet*
	14	Choke shaft nut
	15	Choke shaft nut lockwasher
	16	Choke lever hub
	17	Choke lever and swivel assembly
	18	Choke pin and lever assembly
	19	Choke bracket screw
	20	Choke bracket screw lockwasher
	21	Choke bracket assembly
	22	Choke plate screws (2)*
	23	Choke plate
	24	Choke shaft
	25	Pump check valve retainer*
	26	Pump inlet ball check valve*
	27	Power valve*
	28	Power valve gasket*
14	29	Pump discharge valve retainer*
	30	Pump discharge needle valve*
	31	Pump operating rod felt seal
		retainer*
	32	Pump operating rod felt seal*

Discard parts marked with an asterisk (*) upon removal, as replacement parts for these items will be found in the Master Repair Kit.

d. Disassembly - lower body - Figure 10

The following list contains the component parts of the lower body assembly in the order in which they are removed.

Remove the pump operating rod pin (1) with a narrow blade screwdriver and slide the pump rod extension (2) out of the body casting.

FIGURE 9 - REMOVING THROTTLE SHAFT AND PACKINGS

(13) Remove the throttle shaft (28) and the felt packing (27). Discard the felt.

(14) Remove the distributor passage plug (29).

If it is necessary to remove the float lever bracket, place a 5/8" steel block between the arms of the bracket, clamp the arms and block securely in a vise, and drive off the casting with a fiber mallet.