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thanks for those p/n's. I did have that fuel line and everything in place when cranking. Only pulled it off as a last ditch effort to see if fuel would pass through the regulator on its own. At the time I didn't realize it was pulled through via vacuum. Any idea what carb/mixer this might be? I will order a diaphragm/rebuild kit for it.
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