Carburetor construction

Claim 1

A CARBURETOR CONSTRUCTION COMPRISING A BASE INCLUDING MEANS DEFINING A PLURALITY OF AIR INTAKE PASSAGES FORMED THERETHROUGH, A PAIR OF GENERALLY PARALLEL THROTTLE SHAFTS, MEANS JOURNALING SAID SHAFTS FROM SAID BASE WITH SAID SHAFTS EXTENDING TRANSVERSELY THROUGH CORRESPONDING INTAKE PASSAGES, BUTTERFLY VALVE MEANS CARRIED ON SAID SHAFTS AND DISPOSED IN SAID INTAKE PASSAGES FOR CONTROLLING THE FLOW OF AIR THERETHROUGH, AN ACTUATING LEVER CARRIED BY EACH OF SAID SHAFTS AND DISPOSED OUTWARDLY OF THE CORRESPONDING INTAKE PASSAGES, SAID LEVERS HAVING FREE END PORTIONS, A CONNECTING LEVER PIVOTALLY SECURED BETWEEN THE FREE END PORTIONS OF SAID ACTUATING LEVERS, SAID BASE INCLUDING FUEL PASSAGES HAVING INLET AND OUTLET END PORTIONS, SAID INLET END PORTIONS BEING ADAPTED FOR COMMUNICATION WITH A SUITABLE SOURCE OF FUEL UNDER PRESSURE, SAID FUEL PASSAGES EACH INCLUDING CONTROL VALVE MEANS FOR CONTROLLING THE FLOW OF FUEL THERETHROUGH, EACH OF SAID CONTROL VALVES INCLUDING ACTUATOR MEANS ADJACENT AND RECIPROCALLY MOUNTED GENERALLY RADIALLY OF EACH SHAFT, AND CAM MEANS MOUNTED ON SAID SHAFTS AND ENGAGEABLE WITH SAID ACTUATORS TO EFFECT RECIPROCATION OF THE LATTER IN RESPONSE TO OSCILLATION OF SAID SHAFTS, SAID CAMS AND LEVERS HAVING MEANS FOR INDIVIDUALLY ADJUSTING THEIR POSITIONS ABOUT SAID SHAFTS.