OK, I have now managed to get the NC35 carbs back in (thanks for the advice in my other post, I used a lump of wood....), but I do have now a major fuel leak coming out of the overflow tubes. It seems that the bowls of carburettor 2 and 3 are over filling.
I removed the air filter assembly and checked the carburettors, of course number 2 and 3 where filled up with fuel (butterfly swimming in fuel...).
I did clean up the carburettors a few weeks ago (complete disassembly).
What kind of stupid thing have I done now?
floats too high?
fuel leak at the carb --FIXED--
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fuel leak at the carb --FIXED--
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Re: fuel leak at the carb
Yer float issue would be my first guess too.
An NC is for life, not just for Christmas!
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Re: fuel leak at the carb
just the thought of having to remove the carbs..... 

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Re: fuel leak at the carb
fixed, it was a sticky needle and wrong float level. I do have now a new issue but I will open up a new post.