Carburetor Gasket 791-610675

Remove air cleaner assembly.Remove unscrew the screws that are holding the carburetor, but not all of they way. Remove the old gasket, then clean where it was. Then place the new gasket in place. Tighten up the screws , then install the air cleaner assembly. No more gas leak.

Remove old gaskets clean surfaces and install new gaskets, and test operation of the repaired tool!

1. Replaced fuel lines, filter and primer bulb.
2. New spark plug and fresh gas.
3. Removed, disassembled carb, cleaned and reinstalled with new carb to engine gasket.
4. Although it started the old problems remained.
5. Blower is at repair shop.

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Replaced all fuel lines, fuel filter and all gaskets and diaphragms in carburetor. Filled with fresh fuel and turned over on 6th pull.

Took the carburetor apart and replaced the gasket. Cranked on the first pull.

Removed choke cover.
Removed carburetor and and all dried and cracked gas lines.
Installed new fuel lines per online guide.
Replaced fuel filter, air filter and spark plug.
Pulled the starter cord until my arm fell off.....well, not that long but many times until it started. It had not been used for over 5 years.
Works GREAT!

1. Remove air filter and cover
2. Removed carburetor screws and Choke cover
3. Unhook throttle cable
4. Remove fuel lines
5. Take carburetor to bench and remove both and plates
6. Remove needle and seat and replace with new
7. Install new diaphragm and cover gasket and secure on carb
8. Replace throttle plate cover gaskets and reinstall on carb
9. Reverse removal procedure to install

1. Removed the carburetor cover.
2. Removed carburetor and gasket, noting were the gas lines attach.
3. Removed gas tank and removed gas filter and gas line.
4. Cleaned gas tank and parts as needed before re- installation.
5. Install gas filter and gas line into tank, ( NOTE ) recommend using some kind of lube to lube the bottom of the filter area gas line so that it pulls through the gas tank hole. Apply o-ring to filter tube after pulled through tank.
6. Attach new gas line and return line to carburetor, attach new gasket to carb and install.
7. Attach line ends as needed, add fuel and check for leaks.