Will this worm gear fit in my snapper snowblower? Model No. i6223
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I would recommend pulling your old one off and counting the teeth on it. That's what I did
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I know it fits Sears Craftsman 536.886121 part# 632107A. Great buy, this with new spark plug and inline fuel filter, snowthrower runs like new! if it looks exactly like the picture most small engine carbs are pretty much the same, if you're in a pinch id bet it'd work, but no guarantees
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Hello I have a Craftsman snow thrower, I replaced it with this carb, there is a primer line for the barb to connect to.
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I don't remember exactly but I think 1/4 inch. They fit most typical snow blowers from 20 to 28 inch wide. The pins should not go in very tight, nor very loose. If they are wrong, a very temp fix is a heavy nail bent over or a bolt until the right ones show up. As always, be careful about what is in the snow where you work for safety even if you have the right shear pin.
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sorry cannot confirm. This series of snow throwers are extremely difficult to find parts for. This a sears Canadian product and sears vertually disowns it. Best of luck
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It is pretty generic and should fit must large 2 stage snow blowers. If I had to buy again I would probably spend more money for a nicer one. This one was kind of a hassle to put together as the instuctions are also very generic and it does not necessarily fit together very well. However it does work very well on my Dad's snowblower once we got it together.
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I don't have a Snapper, but it fit my mower nicely and they are about the same size. It does not reach to the ground but covers the front and back in a way that tucks in just under neath because of the way it's made. I am very pleased with it, it is better made than the one I bought from Home Depot many years ago.
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Sorry, I don't know. I replaced the carburetor on my Toro snow blower by using my model # to cross reference. However, I did email a question to the supplier before I bought it and got an immediate helpful answer.
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I have an Ariens 1128 Pro and (and a Craftsman 46" tractor snowblower) and they work well for both snow blowers.
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I have a 1995 vintage MTD 21 inch snow blower, model 315E150. The Oregon 73-050 fit perfectly. The auger was about 1/4 inch shorter than the original, but that didn't affect the install or operation. The net difference was the threaded shaft for the pulley end didn't extend too far beyond the pulley. Seems to me that an auger to fit a 21 inch MTD would handle your part number. On my blower there is a bearing at each end of the auger. The bearing is held in place by 3 screws on the exterior of the housing at both ends. One bearing is hidden behind the pulley for the belt drive. You must remove the pulley, and both bearing units. The old auger is a little difficult to remove. I needed to use a pry bar and force it out. The Oregon is a little shorter and went in rather easy. The pulley is removed by turning in a clockwise direction. I used a ratchet with a 1 inch socket while holding the old auger with a pry bar so it didn't move. Obviously once the new auger and bearings units are reinstalled, the pulley goes back on counterclockwise. When I first investigated a replacement at Amazon, I entered my auger part number and the software directed me to the Oregon. My part number was listed in the description. The new Oregon auger works just fine. I have only used it twice since installing.
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I believe so but trying to find good tech info on older Snapper mowers is difficult--my mower is vintage 1987 & the wheel works fine
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Sorry, not sure. It replaced my 632107 on my craftsman snowblower of22 years of age
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Yes, it will. My OEM GE icemaker WR300X0327 stopped working and the ERWR30X10093 was a perfect replacement. It is making buckets of ice.
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I don;t live in NY anymore and no longer have my snowthrower, however before moving I did install the shear pins and they worked. Sorry I don;t remember the model number but the 5hp and 22" is correct.
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I bought Item # 1501981 MA that looked like these parts for my 21" craftsmansnow blower, they fit perfectly, I had to remove / drill our the existing rivets and replace them with bolts, took about 1 hours, but now I am good to go, really throwssnow again.
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The numbers need to match the hm80 is the series number. I found an exact match for my 30 year old MTD snowblower on Amazon for a similar price beware there may have been updates to the model number so some research is needed
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My snow blower has a 7 HP. After searching the Tecumseh part number 632371A, it was no longer available. I ended up with a direct replacement, STENS 520910.The HP of the engine shouldn't make a difference, as long as the mounting matches the head. If the carb is too big in flow capacity you might be able to lean it out enough for the smaller engine. I you have your manual for the snow blower, start with the part number for the carb in there. Some web searching should then lead you to the correct carb.