Intake Gasket V103000120

I was cutting wood and noticed the engine starting to run bad. I then noticed the air filter and cover had fell off. Wood debris got sucked into the carb intake. My first immediate purchase was a new echo carb which did not fix the issue. After research, I found that there was a reed valve that the carb mounted to that was stuck open causing no fuel or compression. 2 strokes are way different than a 4 stroke engine. After replacing the parts with the original carb, it fired right up and idled perfectly. So easy to replace. 4 screws, fuel line connectors and throttle linkage was only thing that had to be touched.
I did replace the muffler gasket which was 2 bolts. I did this to clean the flame arresting screen. Very easy too.

Pulled off carb and replaced the gaskets.

Removed carburetor, throttle cable, fuel lines, choke,and cracked insulator. Then installed new seal, intake gasket,and insulator along with carburetor, choke, throttle cable,and air filter.

Removed air cleaner
Then removed throttle linkage
Then removed prime ball fuel line
Then removed fuel line
Then removed the 2 nuts that hold carberator in place
Then removed carberator
Then removed caberator intake gasket
Then just reverse the process above.
Very easy if u are even if your a first timer