As mentioned in my previous post this was a safety issue that had to be addressed right away.  The vehicle was not driveable with a leaky carburetor.  I purchased the rebuild kit and took the whole thing apart.  I read the instructions this time.  I did a lot of cleaning using carburetor cleaner and sea foam.  The carburetor cleaner does a better job. 
Here is a picture of all the parts:
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| Before I started taking everything apart. | 
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| During the process of rebuilding | 
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| Rebuild work completed | 
Taking a carburetor apart and putting it back together is a tricky business.  You have to do things slowly.  Study all the screws and where they go.  Clean the jets very well.  Remove all the debrie from inside.  It took me a total of three evenings to complete the job.  Cleaning everything very carefully pays back.  I put the carburetor back and started the Truck.  I only had to adjust the idle mix.  The engine sounded much more smooth after this was done. 
I will take a video of the engine running tomorrow.
Till later...
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