jaybird

As mentioned above, look around for a local rebuilder and check prices. Probably in the $100-120 range. You also could call your local marina's, and if they are nice, they may tell you who they use for their carb work.

tlingen

Thanks Jaybird!

ThirdBird

As Gary said, just do it yourself. It's easy, you'll learn something new, and you'll have the satisfaction of doing the job. Plus, you'll be much more particular about cleaning stuff than anyone else will. Spread out some papers, take it apart and write stuff down, have a few beers and before you know it, you're done. You can almost always do it better yourself. Now,,,,,,,,, get to work!!

Ted G

iTrader: (1)

You can also get the kits from www.boatfix.com-just got two last month. I think they were around 27 bucks each.

mcollinstn

The kits come with a "universal instruction sheet" that once you circle the sections that pertain to your carb it's a no brainer.

Really.

And as long as you keep all of your parts in coherent piles (what came out of it VS what came with the kit) then if you give up it is still easy for somebody to come behind you and do it.

tlingen

Insptech, are the ones you rebuilt webers and do you remember what the kit part numbers were? I'm ready to rebuild it but the kits I found specific to my weber are $85 and up.

Thanks to everyone for all the info.!