Abstract: A carburetor having an atomizer mounted in a carburetor body with an atomizer tube extending into a center portion of the fuel and air mixing conduit. The atomizer tube is communicably connected with a fuel reservoir on one end and has an enlarged outlet end portion on its opposite end. The outlet end portion is flared on its exterior and has the outlet end surface thereof transverse to the fuel-air mixing conduit with the outlet thereof opening toward the outlet of the fuel-air mixing conduit.

Abstract: The invention is a muffler for an internal combuston engine. It has a hollow shell enclosing a hollow casing. An inlet conduit and an outlet conduit are mounted through opposite ends of the shell and the casing. A pair of baffle members are mounted in the cavity in the casing in spaced relation. Each of the baffle members have an aperture. A pair of conduits are rigidly secured to the baffle members and at the apertures thereof and the conduits extend toward the opposite baffle member.