Carburetor Floats Made With Nitrophyl

Carburetor Floats Made With Nitrophyl ENGINES If you need a new float for a carburetor repair or restoration try Nitrophyl It’s easy to drill mill or carve and it’s impervious to all fluids “It’s a state-of-the-art material; nothing phases it ” says Wendell Kelch Kelch Restoration Services Kelch should know He’s restored hundreds of old tractors some for himself but most for customers with his five to six full-time employees He buys Nitrophyl for use in his shop but has to buy in quantities beyond his needs from his supplier “It’s so good we decided to sell the extra ” says Kelch Nitrophyl is a nitrile rubber ebonite formulation that has been used for floats for more than 60 years It’s resistant to gasoline diesel LP and automotive oils such as power steering fluid motor oil and various chemicals and solvents Different companies make their own proprietary versions Kelch’s source makes a proprietary Nitrophyl for their own line of products for the aviation industry and other markets Like Kelch they sell the excess He offers rectangular and round blocks of the material He has priced 3 by 3 by 1-in thick blocks and 2-in diameter by 3-in long round blocks at $20 A 6 by 6 by 1-in thick block costs $65 “I’ve used this material for years with no issues whatever ” says Kelch “We also sell an adhesive for bonding multiple layers ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Kelch Restoration Service 3727 Starling Rd Bethel Ohio 45106 ph 513-543-9477; wkelch2501@aol com

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