Are there adjustment screws on the carb? I understand the carbs today are not adjustable so repairing the old one may be the way to go.
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Hello, Yes there are adjustments for throttle blade opening, didn't see one for needle position. It is easier to buy this than locate a rebuild kit for the old one. New one fits and works perfectly.
1710274
Hello,Yes there are adjustments for throttle blade opening, didn't see one for needle position. It is easier to buy this than locate a rebuild kit for the old one. New one fits and works perfectly.
575785
The slot's as in the slots you make in the carb mixture screws to adjust them??
2102090
I have not ran into this problem before. The new carburetor I purchased through Amazon works perfect I had no problems with the adjustments. Maybe the adjustment screw is the wrong size. Does the screw have a tension spring on it. The spring is there to help keep the adjusting screw fron backing out.
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Tony, what your old carburetor had was a drain screw at the very bottom of the drain hose that's attached at the bottom of the float bowl. The new carburetor has the drain screw directly on the float bowl with an open drain hose attached. No worries, leave the old drain hose where it is. Leave old one bolted at bottom of frame. Just un-attach it from bottom of float bowl of old carb and attach old hose to bottom of new carburetor. You just wind up having a secondary drain screw, which is not a bad thing.
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My guess would be no and I have tried buying carbs based on how they look and it's failed me every time. Tecumseh does have a conversion chart but I forget where I found it so thy a search for it. Also, if what you need is as pricey as what I just saw I would try a rebuild kit first.
2115456
I can't remember. Even so, with care you can reuse the old one. The new carb works great.
753191
Ibought a complete set of four carb. adjustment screw drivers. I purchased the "D", "Double D", "Pacman" and "Splined" screw drivers. So far they all fit various "ZAMA" & "WALBRO" Carburetors. The "D" shaped screw driver should work for you.
1589461
shine a flashlight onto where the carb adjustment screws are . if it looks like this tool will work then yes., the other type looks like a spline and this tool will not work.
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First suggestion call the number for service and support. Sounds like it's a carb thing and there are 3 set screws that might need adjustment. Make sure "kill switch" is disengauging.
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Good question? I did buy the new intake and carburetor so I can't really say in your case. But, in years past I have just swapped carburetors and not the intakes.
1907842
There are three adjustment screws. 1 for idle, a needle valve on the bottom of bowl (Fuel), and a screw on the side (probable for air). However, all adjustments were pre-set at the factory. The carb was bolted on and ready to go.
1421603
the carburetor should be fine is it comes from the factory it may be the governor which is something someone might have adjust at the snow blower shop
1513117
the holes were drilled however on the first one I received the threads were missing, I contacted thecompany and they immediately sent me a carb that met the thread requirements, with no questions or problems
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I used the parts off the original carb. You can also try the cummins onan website
550667
These are universal carbs it may require a adapter to fit your intake you may have to modify the linkage also
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NO ! Look for which carb. you have or look for s repair diagram. the carb. number will be stamped somewhere on the carb. it's self. you may have to tear it down a littler to find it.
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one carb and it started leaking gas with 20 hours on it, when a tried the tighten the screws one was striped, had to put a longer screw and put a nut on it.