I bought one but the carb came with no return fuel line!?? could you recommend me any solutions please
1604064
If u need a return to tank, most fuel pumps can do that. But with your carb, it's not necessary
1604065
I am not familiar with what you mean. The carburetor has a float to shut off the fuel flow when necessary, I knowof no need or provision for a return line to the fuel tank. I hope that this helps you.
1401957
The Carter p60504 seems like a good unit and has limited pressure so your carbs won't flood but should be able to supply all the fuel you'll need. Mine works fine and has a filter built into it.
604752
Did you add "Stable" in the gas after the last run? It is most likely a gummed up carb, because of todays crap gasoline.
668073
i would return it as mine does not do that and runs fine on either fuel! john hundley ps i dis agree with the othe answer as i do not believe that you should be a mechanic on a new item
515378
Sounds like fuel starvation, my saw was terrible when I first got it, very hard to start. Adjust the carb. Runs like a champ now.
160311
I'm not sure, I figured out after looking at the description of the carb that this one was in fact the replacment carb for my old model, I wish there was a way to just call the company selling it, sorry, but I just don't know.
358545
Check the spark plug gap and don't over prime it floods easily I would return it sounds like you got a bad one mine started no problem I primed until fuel was visible in the bubble then it turned on the 3rd pull amazon has the best return policy just let them know and they will make it right
1515773
Carb did not have a gasket but you can get one at most air cooled engine supply shops.I would bet that was not your problem, those carbs historically go out about every 3 or 4 years.I put mine on and without any adjustments, it ran like a new one ! And it is the best price out there !Keep on 'Tillin !!
1347015
When mine did that I had to replace the carb which was suckin air. New carb good seal...good to go. Actually I bought the wrong one the first time and still have it.
1940481
I've had no problem with mine at all. This includes all points where the gas line and carburetor might leak. Certainly if you strain the gas line or damage the unit, there may be a problem. I always would suggest that the line is shut off and carburetor drained out by running to minimize any possible leaks and start up problems when the unit is put into storage. the units that were a problem were generally smaller than this one, although I still think 'operator error' may have been a significant part of the problem.
1863866
watch the type of gas you use I've had no problem with mine I get my fuel from the marina because of no alcohol in the fuel it will gum up the carb
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Hey Paula; Don't expect to be able to return it, due to laws about gas/fuel items and returning. Contact Amazon. They are very good about solving the problem, even to the point of sending another complete unit, or working out a refund...
500474
no, I found out that the cause of my problem is the plastic supply line disconencted from the fuel supply connection. good luck
244213
Yes,i bought this carb, worked great better then original. But it leaked from the power adjustment at the bottomof the carb. I was sent a new carb with no hassle. Good provider.
239316
should not be the one I have will start on 2nd pull with the choke check spark plug and the fire. did have to change the coil on the one I have and check the bowl on the the carb make shore its not gummed up . turn the fuel off and let it run out of gas .now if you are where its cold it will be hard to start you my have to pull on it 7 or 8 times my one will do it at about 50 f or below
1421600
i installed carburetor no ajustment needed engine running great on thirty year snow blower in michigan i think iwould check fuel lines i hope it works out for you Doyle
635258
I'm not sure if it is correct or not. I could not find your carburetor part number. It is most likely a Zama or Walbro carb. You should be able to find a model number on the carb and search for repair kits at Zama or Walbro. Once you have the kit number you should be able to find it at most small engine repair shops such as Jack's Small Engines. Since the carb is discontinued, it may be difficult to find a kit but perhaps there is a reasonably priced substitute for the carb itself.