Marvel-Schebler Aircraft Carburetor Parts Manual MA-4-5 Continental Lycoming
Marvel-Schebler
Original Marvel-Schebler Products Division (Borg-Warner Corporation, Decatur, Illinois) aircraft carbureter parts manual in the factory blue vinyl three-ring binder. The front cover carries the gold winged AIRCRAFT CARBURETERS oval and the B-W Borg-Warner logo. This is the dealer and shop reference catalog, not an owner booklet. Contents are organized behind original tabbed dividers: Exploded Views, Franklin / Aircooled Parts Lists, Continental Parts Lists, Lycoming Parts Lists, Ranger Parts Lists, Overhaul Data, Price List, and Service Bulletins. Pages are typewritten and offset printed on cream stock, with illustrated parts breakdowns giving reference numbers, part names, Marvel-Schebler part numbers, and quantities. Representative content visible in the photos includes a Continental GO-300-A application page listing OEM carbureter number 625789, Marvel-Schebler carbureter number A10-4171, model MA-4-5, float setting 13/64 inch; a second MA-4-5 application page for carbureter number A10-2301; and a sectioned Figure 2 drawing of the Model MA 4-5 and 6 AA fuel bowl showing the altitude bellows, idle fuel channel, nozzle, and fuel cut off assembly. The manual carries a period service annotation in blue ink on the table of contents page, dated Sept 62 and signed under the name Bacon Aircraft, along with a handwritten P.O. Box notation at the top of the page. This is a working shop copy with the history that implies. Condition: used, honest shop wear. The vinyl binder...
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