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Help! I have a customer with an older FG40ZT-4, it came out with gasoline and was converted a long time ago. I want to buy a CA100/// or CA125??? that we can stick on her and make her live longer. I couldn't get engine serial #, the current carb is mounted (3" diameter 2 bolt pattern) to a rectangular plate with four bolt holes. (originally had a 2 barrell gas carb) I have pulled most of whats left of my hair out---can anyone give me their best guess?? Thanks alll


OOOPS It is a KOmatsu...with a P40 6 Cyl
  • Posted 26 Jan 2012 02:31
  • Modified 26 Jan 2012 02:37 by poster
  • By TheBirdman
  • joined 20 May'11 - 47 messages
  • Oklahoma, United States

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