.....way too much gas. My carburetor is flooding out, brother says it's due to a sticky float. Well, okay.....
He says this is a 4 barrel carburetor, but cannot tell me the make. I can't see anywhere on this what the make etc. is, to look anything up on it.

He also says "I would just remove those hoses and those 4 bolts and take the carb out to clean the float". Har har har.....
there's all kinds of stuff attached to this thing.

So....can anyone tell me any info about this carburetor by looking at these pics, and is there a way to clean/fix a sticky float withOUT removing the carburetor? New/rebuilt carburetor is out of the question, just in case anyone has thoughts on that. LOL

The only information I was able to obtain via the VIN number was "360 2bbl".

This is all new stuff to me, and if you're around Jack...let me know if you need any other pics and I will try. If I can fix this myself, then I'm going to try. I ain't asceert of grease and grime, just asceert of breaking something important in an unknown territory. ;-)

Thanks in advance to anyone that can give me some suggestions or information. :)

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Comment by Russell E Johnson on September 2, 2017 at 2:38pm

I believe this is a Holley, but it is definitely a 2 bbl. If it was a 4 bbl there would be another air valve, similar to the black one pictured. 

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