This replacement carburetor is sourced from original equipment manufacturer for use with Weed Eater gas trimmers/edgers. The purpose of a carburetor is to supply a combustible mixture of fuel and air to the engine. It has a metal body and a rubber primer bulb. Please note gaskets are sold separately. To complete this repair you would need a hex key/allen wrench. • Remove air box cover and base • Disconnect fuel hose • Remove old carburetor and install the new one • Re-assemble and test the unit
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This part works with the following brands:
Weed Eater
Husqvarna
Craftsman
This part works with the following products:
Edger
Trimmer
Part# 530071634 replaces these:
530069654, 530071634,
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Simple bolt on replacement
My go-to site for replacement parts. Arrived ahead of schedule. Bolted on a new carb and my edger started right up.
Guest - May 22, 2019
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Remove the air cleaner assembly, Remove the fuel lines from the old carburetor and place them on the new one. Do the same with the throttle link. Replace the air cleaner assembly. Pump the primmer until you don\'t see any air in the line, Pull the starter a few times and get back to work.
Edger would not start. No gas getting to cylinder. Replaced carburetor. Still didn\'t run. Took edger apart. Removed cylinder housing which was loose. Replaced gaskets and tightened bolts to cylinder housing. Reinstalled carburetor. Edger started and ran fine..
1. Removed filter cover and replaced filter
2. Removed 2 5/16\" Nuts that secured the whole assembly
3. Replaced Gasket between Head and Carburetor assembly
4. Replaced Carburetor assembly an secured with the 2 5/16\" nuts
5. Replaced filter caver and filter
Note: In the event that the throttle cable i
... Read mores too slack or tight Do Not Disassemble the trigger housing. Just loosen very slightly the securing screws and slide the assembly in one direction or the other to loosen or tighten the throttle cable. AS the throttle trigger spring if disengaged from the throttle trigger is a REAL BEAR to get back in place.
1. Empty gas tank
2. Remove gas lines from carburetor
3. Remove machine bolts from carburetor housing
4. Carefully peel gaskets from old carburetor. Must re-use
Gaskets. Replacement gaskets werenÆt included with
Replacement carburetor .
5. Re-assemble.
6. Fill gas tank.
7. Prime carbureto
... Read morer , full choke and start machine
8. Running machine = success
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