M74 carb

[Freeman]

Hello everyone, I have never used the M74, and now I want to install one for my replica Panhead. Do you have any suggestions?Is the adjustment very complicated? What should we pay attention to?

[kitabel]

Start with the service manual. No, it's not complicated, there are only 2 adjustments, the same 2 on every Linkert Model M since 1933.
You want the latest one, M-74B (says so on top).
Is the engine and exhaust stock?

[T. Cotten]

Linkerts tune easily, Freeman...

...When all things are in order.

Seventy year old carburetors suffer wear, which affects tuning.

Some wear is alleviated by simple hardware replacement, but thorough remedy is quite involved.

Have you obtained the carburetor and manifold?

....Cotten

[Freeman]

Start with the service manual. No, it's not complicated, there are only 2 adjustments, the same 2 on every Linkert Model M since 1933.
You want the latest one, M-74B (says so on top).
Is the engine and exhaust stock?

Great. I've been looking for the manual. Thank you.

[Freeman]

Start with the service manual. No, it's not complicated, there are only 2 adjustments, the same 2 on every Linkert Model M since 1933.
You want the latest one, M-74B (says so on top).
Is the engine and exhaust stock?

The engine is a duplicate 74 cubic inch and the exhaust is the original.

[Freeman]

Linkerts tune easily, Freeman...

...When all things are in order.

Seventy year old carburetors suffer wear, which affects tuning.

Some wear is alleviated by simple hardware replacement, but thorough remedy is quite involved.

Have you obtained the carburetor and manifold?

....Cotten

Not purchased yet, my engine matches a 38 cm zenith carb.
I don't think it's easy to use. Is the caliber too small? Any buying suggestions? I don't know anything about the comparison.
But I really want to experience the charm of M74.

[T. Cotten]

Not purchased yet, my engine matches a 38 cm zenith carb.
I don't think it's easy to use. Is the caliber too small? Any buying suggestions? I don't know anything about the comparison.
But I really want to experience the charm of M74.

If your motor runs with the Zenith Bendix, Freeman,

Then please use it to make certain the rest of the machine is in order before making the change.

Nearly any 1½" Model M Linkert can be applied, if thoroughly refurbished.

Manifolds however, can be a concern; What vintage of cylinder heads are you running?

....Cotten

[Freeman]

If your motor runs with the Zenith Bendix, Freeman,

Then please use it to make certain the rest of the machine is in order before making the change.

Nearly any 1½" Model M Linkert can be applied, if thoroughly refurbished.

Manifolds however, can be a concern; What vintage of cylinder heads are you running?

....Cotten

I will take pictures and send them as soon as possible. I can't describe the text clearly.

[Freeman]

Sorry, it took me so long to come back. I didn't receive my M74. I was cheated. I bought it in ins.

[Freeman]

[T. Cotten]

Your photos are too small to view, Freeman,...

...Cotten

[PaulCDF]

Freeman;
Sorry to hear you were cheated.
In your search for a Linkert M74 carb please remember:

"Classified Ads

AMCA members that have registered to use this community forum can list free classified ads here. Please email a copy to our Ads Manager at ads@antiquemotorcycle.org with your membership number, so that it will be included in the magazine also. Neither The Antique Motorcycle Club of America, Inc. (AMCA), nor The Antique Motorcycle Magazine warrants or assumes any liability or responsibility for the quality, accuracy, completeness, legality, reliability or usefulness of any information, product or service represented within the magazine, newsletter or on the AMCA’s website. . . . "

No guarantee but perhaps. . . perhaps a safer venue. All the Best.

[Freeman]

Your photos are too small to view, Freeman,...

...Cotten

The picture is big, but it is small when it is sent up. Now we are appealing, within 90 days, paypal

[Freeman]

Freeman;
Sorry to hear you were cheated.
In your search for a Linkert M74 carb please remember:

"Classified Ads

AMCA members that have registered to use this community forum can list free classified ads here. Please email a copy to our Ads Manager at ads@antiquemotorcycle.org with your membership number, so that it will be included in the magazine also. Neither The Antique Motorcycle Club of America, Inc. (AMCA), nor The Antique Motorcycle Magazine warrants or assumes any liability or responsibility for the quality, accuracy, completeness, legality, reliability or usefulness of any information, product or service represented within the magazine, newsletter or on the AMCA’s website. . . . "

No guarantee but perhaps. . . perhaps a safer venue. All the Best.

I don't understand it. Is it recommended that I buy it in the forum?

[Freeman]

Freeman;
Sorry to hear you were cheated.
In your search for a Linkert M74 carb please remember:

"Classified Ads

AMCA members that have registered to use this community forum can list free classified ads here. Please email a copy to our Ads Manager at ads@antiquemotorcycle.org with your membership number, so that it will be included in the magazine also. Neither The Antique Motorcycle Club of America, Inc. (AMCA), nor The Antique Motorcycle Magazine warrants or assumes any liability or responsibility for the quality, accuracy, completeness, legality, reliability or usefulness of any information, product or service represented within the magazine, newsletter or on the AMCA’s website. . . . "

No guarantee but perhaps. . . perhaps a safer venue. All the Best.

I see. I need to submit the registration to open it.