| Diagram | Fig. 31 — CARBURETTER 6T, T110 AND TR6 · ref 3 |
| Subsystem | fuel |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1962 |
Barb, Matchbox float
Barb fitting for the Matchbox-style float used in Amal carburetors on 6T, T110, TR6, and Bonneville 120 float chambers.
This is the barb fitting for the Matchbox-style float used in Amal carburetors, part number 14/219. It shows up in the carburetor listings for the 6T, T110, and TR6, as well as in the float chamber section for the Bonneville 120, so it's a small but specific piece of the float assembly in those carb setups.
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The barb is what the float's connecting hardware locates onto inside the float chamber, part of keeping the float assembly seated and working correctly as fuel level changes. It's a simple component, but if it's missing, worn, or broken, the float can sit wrong or come loose inside the chamber, which throws off fuel level and carburetion.
Our catalog record for this one is brief. If you're rebuilding a float chamber and need to know exactly how this barb mates to your float, give the shop a call and we'll help confirm before you order.
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