Barman Rotary Hoe.

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    vhgmcbuddy
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    Hi I have just been given a 4stroke Howard bantam cleaned the points checked oil and fuel and away it went.My question is it has no throttle cable or lever and it looks like it’s a model that’s never had any kind of throtle.Once it started everything worked ok but no way of throttle control but it sounded pretty good.It’s a Howard barman rotary hoe model no 46572 does anyone know of this model to say that there is a bantam that’s works like this many thanks Joe.

    #35196
    andyfrost
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    Any chance you could post a photo of your carb/engine.

    Andy.

    #35200
    vhgmcbuddy
    Member

    Hi Andy I have some photos of the bantam engine now I will try and load them this evening.

    #35201
    vhgmcbuddy
    Member

    Here are some photos of villiers engine on bantam hoe hope they load ok.

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    #35207
    andyfrost
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    Joe , at some point in its life it’s had a change of carb , the b10 is not the original carb fitted on a Bantam. That’s not to say that it will not run or perform perfectly OK.
    The correct carb for your model is an S12 , which requires the correct manifold. It’s entirely up to you if you want to keep it all original.

    Andy.

    #35208
    vhgmcbuddy
    Member

    Hi Andy thanks for your reply regarding the carb on barman it does run ok and every thing else works as it should I think for what little I shall use it I will leave it as it is.But I’m interested
    to know what machines would these b10 carbs have been on if have have any ideas many thanks joe.

    #35209
    andyfrost
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    Joe , the b10 carb was used on the MK10/12 and 15 , and was used on a whole host of machines , so far more common , and hence easier to source parts.

    Andy.

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