This looks identical to mine but my gen is 5.5hgjab-901c spec c. is this the replacement carb?
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I have a Onan 5.5 HGJAB and that is what I purchased and install and it runs great
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I don't know exactly, it worked on my Onan Marquis Gold 5500, 5.5HGJAB-1038D Spec D. Mfr in 2005. I can't say for sure because I can't find the carb part numbers online anywhere (http://power.cummins.com/onanpowerWeb/navigation.do?pageId=974&parentId;=533&linkN;ame=RV%20Generators)
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It worked on my 5.5hgjab 6755D spec D. Probably doesn't help much, but maybe you can compare generators to help you make your decision to purchase. I had to add an in line fuel filter as this carb does not have one.
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I bought this carburetor for my Toro 724 Snothrower, for model 38672-5900001 and up. It worked perfectly. I am not sure if it cross-references to the Toro 3521 or not, so you may have to research it on the Toro site or elsewhere on the internet. Good luck!
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Mine seems to be identical and fits perfectly. Sounds like you ordered the wrong part. Check your manual or the original. Get the number exactly right.
420555
Yes, it will look and fit like the original. These carbs do have air adjustments but I have not yet needed to adjust any of them. They work great out of the box. I have bought and installed 4 of these on different snowblowers and all work great. Make sure you get a new gasket if it is not supplied with the carb. Some companies supply them and some don't.
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I am not 100% on this, I would check the mount plate as this carb would replace a 4 barrel
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No. Use Carburator A042P619.----------- NEW A042P619/146-0785/146-0803 KY Carb spec D-K . Microlite/Microquiet A042P619 Supersedes/Replaces: 146-0635 146-0742 146-0785 146-0803
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Yes it will. keep your old carb as a reference to be sure, but I dont suspect you'll have any problems.
1308765
I couldn't find the numbers to match but I ordered from the picture and the carb I received matched perfectly... good luck
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yes it should fit. you probably have toput the end of throttle cable to the one on the new carb. just done same thing to mine and only takes a few minutes. not hard at all
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Mine was a 9 year old motor and I ordered this one without paying much attention to compatibility. It turned out to be a perfect match. (I do not have a record of which model the old one was though)
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I bought this carb awhile back, And im pretty sure that it matches all the specs of the stock carb. I didn;t take a micrometer to it or anything, it just fit right on the stock parts. (motobravo bari TPD 50cc)I also wanna add; Idk why amazon asked me this question, the seller already answered it x.x
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Steve, Not sure if that's correct for your 9hp. Sears has a website, I think it's searsdirect.com If you put in your model #, you should be able to find the carb #, then put that # in a search in amazon. That's how I found mine & it worked well. Hope this helps.
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I really cannot honestly answer your question. Like others I would have to check with Oregon Carburetor to cross reference it. Good Luck!
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Hi sir, the best thing is to pull the carb and get the # off of it and make sure. So many different carbs for them, some have as many as 6 different ones. Not all the same either.
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The carb I received and reviewed has the following numbers on the mounting flange: 6140 on left and 7349 on right. I have no idea what they mean. Hope this helps you in some way.
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I'm not sure, I bought a used S&S manifold for the correct size bore for the carb
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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.