Jet--Main ((Standard)(Carburetor Part No.​ 791722 and 792060)

First off it is a lot easier to replace the main jets if the carburetor is off the engine, however I was able to do it with the carburetor still attached to the
engine. This will make it somewhat of a nuisance but it can be done.
1.First disconnect the after fire solenoid.
2.Remove the float bowl.
3.Remove the hinge pin from the float, this pin is what holds the float on.
4.Remove the float and the inlet needle, the needle is attached to the float, it just slips off.
5.Remove the fuel transfer case 2 very small screws careful not to lose them.
6.The right and left main jets are located on the bottom of the fuel transfer case, IT DOES MATTER WHICH IS THE RIGHT AND LEFT, YOU HAVE TO BE SURE TO CHECK THE PART#'s there is a L and a R on top of the carburetor that will identify where the Right and Left Jets Go But you still have to find out which is the Right and Left Jets is before

Changed all the rubber gaskets plus both jets. Runs much better.

Put the carb, back on. It was easy. The guy put E85 gas in his mower. Not good for small engines!!(get that out there, for people using that kind of gas!!) engine would not start before. Now fires right up!!