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Amal 10TT9 vintage motorcycle carburettor and top feed float bowl.
It would probably suit many early motorbikes (Norton International, Manx, Gold Star, 7R etc.) Note that this one has the 15 Degree float bowl.
Consider this carb and float bowl as a load of parts that will need further work.
- The flange mount holes are 2″ apart (Holes centre to centre) although it has a spigot mount fitted.
- Carb is stamped 1 and 5/32″
- Aluminium carb set
- The Float bowl has top feed
- The carburettor is stamped 10TT9
- Bore and slide need a clean. This whole carb was lightly corroded. It needs an hour or so in an ultrasonic bath.
- I have not been able to easily undo the fixing on top of the remote needle housing. So, I have no idea whether there is anything in there. Having said this, it’s a reasonable assumption that it will be complete as everything else is fitted. No promises though.
The parts that included are shown in the images. There may be parts missing. I don’t have other parts, although Burlen may be able to supply.
Other Amal TT carbs: I have some. Please get in touch.
BUYING NOTES
Shipping:
- International shipping available. Please ask.
- Combined shipping available if you buy other parts.
- I usually ship to most destinations. If you don’t see a price, please ask. Shipping is in addition to the listed price for the item.
Viewing: Please come and check it over before you buy. It is at PE28, near St Ives in Cambridgeshire.
Collection: If you don’t want it shipped, I have plenty of space. If you can’t collect for a while, it’s not a problem. However, I will need to be paid very soon after the sale. Thanks.
Payment: This site has a facility to pay online. Good old fashioned money on collection is preferred. I can accept payment through PayPal or by bank transfer as well.
Import Taxes: Please note that IMPORT DUTIES are not something I can control. If you are buying from outside the UK, there is a chance that you will have to pay import taxes. Import taxes vary from country to country. If there are charges to pay, it is the buyer’s responsibility to research the cost and pay the duties. The price that you see on my advert is for the item and not the item plus whatever taxes might be due.
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