This is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The carburetor is responsible for regulating the amount of fuel and air that make it to the engine; this ensures the fuel is burning properly in your outdoor power equipment. Over time the carburetor gets dirty and parts begin to wear out, instead of replacing the carburetor you can clean and rebuild the one you have. This kit gives you all the parts you need to do that job, and is commonly used to rebuild carburetors found in trimmers, tillers, and edgers. Signs your carburetor could be clogged or dirty are that the engine is not running properly, it is not running at all, it will not stay running, it is difficult to start, or if it emits a lot of smoke. In order to successfully rebuild your carburetor we suggest that as you disassemble the old carburetor pay attention to the order and placement of the parts you are removing, when reassembling reverse the removal order. When you are finished rebuilding the carburetor be sure to inspect all connections before running. Place only a small amount of fuel in the tank while testing the new carburetor. To complete this job you will need a screwdriver and a pick.
This is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The carburetor is responsible for regulating the amount of fuel and air that make it to the engine; this ensures the fuel is burning properly in your outdoor power equipment. Over time the carburetor gets dirty and parts begin to wear out, instead of replacing the carburetor you can clean and rebuild the one you have. This kit gives you all the parts you need to do that job, and is commonly used to rebuild carburetors found in trimmers, tillers, and edgers. Signs your carburetor could be clogged or dirty are that the engine is not running properly, it is not running at all, it will not stay running, it is difficult to start, or if it emits a lot of smoke. In order to successfully rebuild your carburetor we suggest that as you disassemble the old carburetor pay attention to the order and placement of the parts you are removing, when reassembling reverse the removal order. When you are finished rebuilding the carburetor be sure to inspect all connections before running. Place only a small amount of fuel in the tank while testing the new carburetor. To complete this job you will need a screwdriver and a pick.
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