Can anyone ID these carburettor spares?

Ah yes, forgotten about the 45 etc. Stand corrected.

@dairwin.
Do you know if it was the same on the AVT32? I can`t remember. The drawing in the manual looks much the same.
It`s also used on another series of Merlins altogether, I bet you can`t work out which!

Pete

Ah yes, forgotten about the 45 etc. Stand corrected.

AVT40; Merlin, but not Spitfire 😉

Spitfire V, Merlin 45 & similar versions.

Pete

AVT40; Merlin, but not Spitfire 😉

Well I’ll never trust the internet again! 🙁

I’d love one, how much?

Thanks for the replies!

AVT 40 Carb, eh? As used on MERLIN and SPITFIRE? 😎

Well, the distinct lack of PMs in my Inbox suggests they’re not going to set the SPITFIRE/MERLIN restoration world aflame, so anyone interested in 65 novelty key rings? :eagerness:

AVT40; Merlin, but not Spitfire 😉

I’d have one for the aeroplane keys please! I think that’s an excellent use, sadly it’s a Lycoming O-320 and not a Merlin but hey, the fuel burn is better….. PM sent.

Thanks for the replies!

AVT 40 Carb, eh? As used on MERLIN and SPITFIRE? 😎

Well, the distinct lack of PMs in my Inbox suggests they’re not going to set the SPITFIRE/MERLIN restoration world aflame, so anyone interested in 65 novelty key rings? :eagerness:

Did someone call?

Merlin SU carb float needles as Anon implied.
AVT 40 carb.

Pete

Don’t recognise them specifically, AM, but they look like the needles from needle valves to me.

SU probably denotes Skinners Union – the carb’ manufacturer’s name, but you have probably worked that one out for yourself.

Hopefully, Merlin Pete will be along soon and put us out of our misery.

Anon.