This is a genuine OEM sourced rebuild kit designed for lawn mower engines. This kit contains all the necessary gaskets, diaphragms and other parts to rebuild your carburetor. It helps to fix common problems associated with worn out gaskets or diaphragms, including leaks and sluggish performance and other carburetor related issues. Replacing these items you would need a screwdriver and pliers.
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This part works with the following brands:
Briggs and Stratton
Cub Cadet
Craftsman
Toro
Simplicity
This part works with the following products:
Engine
Lawn Mower
Lawn Tractor
Part# 694056 replaces these:
393301, 394034, 394502, 491539, 694056,
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product is the best my needs
my mower now is running like new half hour repair great product
Pedro - October 28, 2019
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Good overhaul kit
Runs like a champ!
Guest - June 23, 2020
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Carb/Fuel pump kit.
With the new parts installed the older 18 HP B&S engine works better than ever. This engine sat out in the weather for almost 5 years before I got motivated to fix it. Thank you for OEM parts which fit perfectly. Steve S.
Steve - June 18, 2021
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it worked fine
it was grate
Russell - May 9, 2023
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Removed carburetor. Mounting bolts are underneath, facing up, so using a slim box wench is best. Remove any governor linkage that is in the way. Disassemble carburetor and match up parts from repair kit. Discard parts and gaskets that are not for your model. Wash disassembled carburetor and blow out passages with compressed air. Reassembl
... Read moree using new parts and gaskets for both carburetor and fuel pump. Use a dab of white grease to keep your fuel pump flapper-valve springs from falling out. If you have a brass float, shake it and listen for any gas that may be inside. If you hear gas sloshing, pause the repair and order a new float, preferably a plastic one. My float was half-full, which was most, if not all, of my problem. The float failed to shut off the fuel when the bowl was full. When all your parts are replaced, set the high and low speed needle valves to approximately 1 1/2 turns from full closed. Reinstall carburetor. Things should be better now.
Removed carb and cleaned in carburetor cleaner.
Opened passages with fish line, small wire can scare the passages.
Used carb repair kit to replace float valve and gaskets.
Used parts in kit to replace diaphragm and gaskets in vacuum operated fuel pump on side of carb being careful not to lose 2 tiny springs in the pump.
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The engine on my garden tractor would only run smoothly with the choke pulled out half way
Watched youtube videos of carb repairs for my tractor and engine. Disassembled the air filter housing and removed the choke cable from the carburetor. I removed the top of the carb and replaced the needle valve. I cleaned out the carb body but did not remove the carb from the intake manifold. I reassembled the carb top with new gasket
... Read mores supplied in the kit. Reinstalled the air cleaner with a new filter and pre filter foam. I swapped in the new spark plugs and it started right up and runs with the choke all the way in! Job done!
1. Took carbuetor apart
2. Cleaned carburetor ports
3. Replaced all gaskets
4. Screw spacer sent to me did not fit screw and caused lots of problems
5. Put back together
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Engine did not run properly except on partial choke.
Remove the air cleaner. Removed the carburetor and rebuilt. Advice: Take lots of pictures to reassemble properly.
I also watched ereplacements video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faM2nla4_u4
Removed the carburetor, and with the help of a friend, slowly dismantled it. Taking pictures and making notes where all of the parts went. We laid all of the new parts out on a clean cloth, and matched the old parts with the new part as we took them out. Once we had it down to the bare carburetor, we cleaned it thoroughly with carb cleane
... Read morer. Then started to rebuild it. To my surprise we got it right the first time. Because when we attach the carburetor to the mower, it started up after about four pulls. And it has been running great since.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9076215
Manufacturer Part Number: 694056
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