Hard to romance a rebuild kit, not always are they of good quality and the correct parts. This kit was of fine quality and all the correct components. I have noticed however, gasket kits are not as commonly placed, if a reseller packaged a rebuild carb kit with all the gaskets encountered removing the carb, I think youd have something. You never know if the gasket is going to survive the removal process, and if the kit already came with them, I dont see any push back, itd obviously have a higher cost, but the fact they are included would be a plus offer them both, with and without all gaskets watch what happens ;)

Mark - January 18, 2023 Verified Purchase

ok except for one item

Received kit in a timely manner and machine is running ok with the new parts but the gasket for the bowl retaining bolt was too small and I had to use the old on.

Guest - November 28, 2019 Verified Purchase

would run unless on full choke

Arrived in good condition. did not fix problem. purchased new carb which did fix problem of only running on full choke.

Guest - November 8, 2022 Verified Purchase

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Did not stay running

Brandon - January 28, 2016

👍 7 of 10 people found this instruction helpful

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Snowblower

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Easy

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15-30 minutes

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Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set

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Carburetor Kit - 49-916

1. Take plastic cover off.
2. Take gas line off.
3. Unscrew bolt on bottom of carburetor.
4. Carefully pull pin on float watch for small spring it will fly.
5. Remove float and needle set aside.
6. Take a pick and remove rubber o ring were needle sits.
7. Install rubber o ring and needle also float.
8. Install rubber gasket for float bowl.
7. Screw bolt back in under float with gasket.

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Float valve stuck in mostly closed position, engine would run rough with full choke only.

Arlen - December 15, 2015

👍 3 of 4 people found this instruction helpful

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Snowblower

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Easy

Time

15-30 minutes

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Screwdriver, Adjustable Wrench, n/a

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Carburetor Kit - 49-916

I installed a fuel shutoff valve between the fuel tank and carburator a few years ago during a similar repair. If you don't have a shut off valve the fuel will spill out very quickly... either drain the fuel from the tank or turn the unit upside down before removing the float bowl. If fuel is dripping out of the vented fuel cap, you may want to drain the fuel tank.
There is a small torsion spring in the float hinge, take note of its orientation and be sure you reinstall it in the same orientation. It will fly out of its mounting when you remove the float hinge pin... make sure you don't lose the float spring. (Not included in the needle valve carb kit)
Assemble new float valve with valve clip and float into hinge mount, slide hinge pin part way, place hinge spring into position, then carefully slide hinge pin the rest of the way making sure the hinge pin goes thru the hinge torsion spring. Raise and lower the float and make sure the float needle valve is travelling to a closed and open position. The tab on the top of the float can be bent as an adjustment if needed.
Place gasket on carburator side seat, then install float bowl being creful not to damage the gasket. Install float bowl nut to snug + a little seating force.

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Lawn Tractor Carburetor, was left with fuel in it for years.

Edward - November 4, 2017

👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful

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Lawn Tractor

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15-30 minutes

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Wrench Set, Torx driver

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Carburetor Kit - 49-916

Cleaned float bowl, the jets, and associated parts. Put the new rebuild kit on in the reverse order that they were removed.

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Hard to start when cold

Jim - December 15, 2016

👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful

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Snowblower

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Medium

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More than 2 hours

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Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Wrench Set, Nutdriver

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Checked compression, tore down engine, replaced compression release, rebuilt carburetor, reassembled. It runs.

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Chute would wobble Carb was loaded with gunk

Cal - December 10, 2015

Screwdriver, Socket set, Wrench Set, Nutdriver

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Carburetor Kit - 49-916

Replace grip rubber in drive pinion.

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General debris in gas lines and carb. Mice had built a nest under engine cover over the winter..

John - April 28, 2019

👍 0 of 1 people found this instruction helpful

Tool Type

Lawn Mower

Difficulty

Medium

Time

30-60 minutes

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Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set

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Removed air filter housing. Removed complete carb and intake. Cleaned everything with non chlorine brake cleaner. Removed carb bowl and cleaned. Replaced needle jet and gasket.
Replaced primer bulb which rots out every year, Replaced air filter. Cleaned gas tank.
Two primes, one pull, back in business.

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Did not stay running

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Would not run. No fuel

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Starter would motor, but not engage.

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General debris in gas lines and carb. Mice had built a nest under engine cover over the winter..

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