This genuine replacement part is designed for use with Troy-Bilt trimmers. It is sourced from original equipment manufacturer and it is sold individually. The purpose of this part is to mix air and gas before the fuel mix goes to the engine. If the engine won\\\'t start and the tank is full of fresh fuel, test the carburetor by removing the air filter and pouring about a teaspoon of fuel into the carburetor. Pull the starter rope. If the engine starts and then quickly dies, the carburetor is likely the problem. To complete this repair you would need a screwdriver.
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This part works with the following brands:
Troy-Bilt
Craftsman
MTD
This part works with the following products:
Trimmer
Part# 753-08057 replaces these:
753-08057, 753-08203,
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Glad I found you Folks
Fair price arrived in a timely manner all parts needed were included no surprises or oh Sh#$s
Guest - October 21, 2019
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My part Matched and worked perfectly
The carburetor I ordered was easy to find and was delivered promptly. It was a perfect match and got my line trimmer running Smoothly again.
Guest - May 7, 2020
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Great parts and prices
Direct fit great price for the item.
Tim - May 15, 2020
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Worked great, just what I needed
Delivered on time, fit my weed eater perfectly and it runs great!
Guest - May 21, 2019
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all good
just what the Doc ordered, the part was good
Larry - June 21, 2019
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Easy purshase. Trimmer repaired by myself with low amount of money. Very good prices
Carburator. Easy to install . In tje shop was a bill of 135.00 . I did it and I spent only $35.00.
Guest - October 12, 2021
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Back in working order
Received part in a timely manner. Installation went well. Started on the first pull.
Guest - November 16, 2023
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Carb replacement
Item was as ordered and works great.
Ordered two carbs On the same order and got only one in a reasonable shipping time.
I’m still waiting on the other carp at this. time. Not happy about shipping time.
Guest - June 9, 2020
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Oreder and shipping process
Ordered on a Friday and said that it would ship same day as expedited delivery. It did ship same day expedited, but received 6 days later!
Shipping charges was refunded, but has me guessing whether to purchase from E Replacement Parts again. I am a returning customer of several purchases over time.
Guest - September 21, 2019
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Take the whole air cleaner off. The take off the fuel lines off the carb. Take the screws out and remove the old carb. and put the new one on and tighten the screws. Put the fuel lines on and the air cleaner. Take out the spark plug and put in the new one and gap it at 0.025
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Trimmer would not stay running anytime I would increase the throttle. I had previously replaced the fuel line, filter and fuel and that didn\'t resolve the problem.
1. Removed all the external plastic housing pieces.
2. Removed the air filter.
3. Removed the fuel tank and hoses.
4. Removed the carburetor.
5. Cleaned all gasket surfaces.
6. Installed the new carburetor and gaskets.
7. Reinstalled all exterior parts in the proper order for assembly.
8. Replaced
... Read more the spark plug as the last step.
9. Fired on the first pull and runs like it\'s a brand new machine.
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Primer bulb was rotten and had cracks in it. Also, the carburetor was gummed up (bad gas)
Took off the top red cover, 3 T25 screws, Removed the air filter, Two T25 screws and one thumbscrew for the cover. Unhooked the throttle cable and the two gas lines. Slid the old carburetor and gasket out and put the new one in making sure the gasket stays lined up correctly. Reassembled and started. Runs like new!
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I had a pinched fuel line, and since I had my trimmer tore apart I wanted to tune it all up. I didn\'t want to rebuild the carburetor so I just replaced it with a new one.
1. Removed the cover to the air filter
2. Removed the 3 screws holding on the outer cover
3. Loosened the bottom two screws on the lower outer cover.
4. Slide the bottom cover back, and pulled the gas tank out.
5. Removed the two screws behind the air filter, pulled them out and slid the carburetor up.
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... Read moreHooked the new gas tank line to the new carburetor. Ran the line from the carburetor to the primer. Then ran the primer overflow line back to the gas tank.
7. I slid the carburetor in replaced the two screws, then slid the new gas tank in. Tightened the bottom two screws that were just loosened to hold the gas tank in place. Replaced the top cover put the final three screws back in. Then changed the spark plug. It fired up on the second or third pull and ran better than when I purchased it new.
Remove air cleaner assembly, Unscrew carburetor, unhook throttle cable and gas lines make sure you remember where they go.
Then add new carburetor and replace hoses and cable screws. Done that easy
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Old carburetor was leaking air through the rotary cylinder and out the top.
Took off the engine cover, (if needed to access the fuel delivery components) air box, fuel lines, remember where the fuel line are place on the carb. throttle cable, then simply repeated the steps backwards with the new carburetor. (make sure to be careful, as the intake gasket may be stuck on the carb, so you don\'t tear it)
1 Removed top cover
2 Removed two long screws that secures carburetor
3 removed old carburetor and replaced with new one
4. Machine started with out problems.
I installed the new gas tank which had the tubes that go to the primer ball and carburetor. Then installed the new carburetor with the new gaskets. Put in new gas and it runs like a champ.
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Verified good compression
Made sure muffler screen was clean.
Removed carb
Took apart carb and tried to clean.
Reinstalled carb. Still would not start.
Ordered new carb
Replaced with new carb. Started right up.
Had to adjust throttle on carb
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP19283922
Manufacturer Part Number: 753-08057
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