Schebler Carburetor Service Manuals 1928

The "Motorcycle Service Station Manual 1928" by the Wheeler-Schebler Carburetor Company is a carefully reproduced reprint of an original workshop manual from the early days of American motorcycle manufacturing. It details the construction, maintenance, and adjustment of Schebler carburetors, which were used on numerous motorcycles in the late 1920s, including Harley-Davidson, Indian, and Excelsior models.

The manual is aimed at professionals, restorers, and collectors working with classic carburetor technology. Across approximately 50 pages, it provides detailed exploded diagrams, adjustment instructions, and functional descriptions for various carburetor types, including models A, B, C, G, H, AM, and De Luxe. Supplementary tables on jetting, replacement parts, and mixture settings make this a comprehensive technical resource for historic workshop use.

Particularly for restorations of classic Harley-Davidson or Indian motorcycles, the manual offers valuable information that is rarely found in modern literature. All dimensions, tolerances, and functional notes are faithfully reproduced.

The high-quality reprint is based on a fully preserved original 1928 edition and printed on durable paper—ideal for use in the workshop or as part of a collection of historic motorcycle documentation.