With respect to 2 ManyTrucks, I must disagree on floats.

Any brass float should be always be tested.

BUT A 70 YEAR-OLD BRASS FLOAT MADE IN THE USA IS SUPERIOR TO THE ONES CURRENTLY PRODUCED ELSEWHERE, REGARDLESS OF PRICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can buy the same float for a lot less than the $20. mentioned above; but would not consider giving these things away if I were paid to do so!

What is currently being used for solder on these new floats will deteriorate if EVER it is touched by ethanol within a few months. If the float never sees ethanol, it still will only last a year or so.

There are so many Rochester B's being replaced by Carters, it is very easy to acquire a supply of used floats for the Rochester B.

Jon.

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