This is an Original Manufacturer Approved Carburetor Assembly used on Weed Eater Handheld Blower. It has a Metal Body with Plastic Levers. This carburetor 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. It is advised to replace Gaskets (Sold Separately) when replacing the Carburetor.
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So very easy to replace, and now my blower runs like new! I am absolutely thrilled.
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Saved me money.
I thought I was going to have to buy a new leaf blower then I found your web site and the part I needed. Fast delivery and easy fix. Thanks again.
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Super fast delivery. Shipped out same day as order. Part exactly as shown
Guest - October 29, 2019
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Very inexpensive repair compared to buying a new handheid blower
This carburetor was a perfect fit to replace the one on my Weed Eater leaf blower model FB25 that was damaged from using ethanol grade gasoline. However I also replaced the gas lines and fuel filter because of severe damage to these also. It runs like new. I will only use the canned alternative fuel mixture from now on.
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worked great
arrived on time & fit perfect.
Earl - February 18, 2023
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Part came quickly, installed it and it worked. Can't ask for anything more.
Part came quickly installed it and it worked. Can't ask for anything more.
Guest - June 19, 2019
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Just take your time if your not sure where the fuel and primer lines go, tag them it will save you a lot of grief after installing carb it runs like a champ from now on canned gas only. No instructions really needed , remove the air cleaner assembly, remove fuel lines from old carb. Put new carb. on and fuel lines, and o-rings and gasket
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Removed air filter cover, removed air filter, loosen two Torx screws,tapped carburetor to loosen from the gasket, then finished removing the Torx screws,then removed filter housing,then removed fuel lines. Then replaced the carburetor, connected the fuel lines replaced the filter housing,then the two Torx screws tightened them,replaced fi
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Blower would start then die with a flooded condition. Replaced carburetor which rectified the problem. Now operates normal.
After diagnosis, simply remove the air filter, then the two fuel hoses and throttle cable from the old carburetor then remove two torx drive screws to install the new carburetor, with the fuel lines and throttle cable and air filter.
Unsnap air filter cover and remove air filter. Remove 2 bolts and remove fuel lines from old carburetor. Remove old carburetor. Install new carburetor with new gasket. Reinstall bolts and install new fuel lines. Install air filter and air filter cover. Have at it!
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Lost power and would run only with choke partially closed.
1- Remove the air filter cover and air filter
2- Remove the fuel lines and throttle from the old carburetor
3- Remove the bolts holding the filter base and carburetor on
4- Remove the old carburetor
5- Install the new carburetor and filter base on the screws and tighten them
6- install the fuel lines and thro
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7- Install the filter and filter cover
Use allen wrench to remove air cleaner and remove carburetor. Pulled both fuel line and primer line off old carb with needle nose pliers. Replaced both fuel lines with needle nose pliers. replace both fuel filters and pull excess fuel line out of the tank and cut off excess and replace lines on the carb.
Removed and replaced carburetor which was easier than replacing the fuel pump diaphragm, which may or may not have fixed it. Also replaced spark plug and air filter. Blower runs great now.
1. Removed old carb and gasket
2. Detached gas lines (make sure you remember which goes where)
3. Attached new Gasket and Carburetor
4. Attached gas lines
5. Removed old spark plug
6. Installed new spark plug
It took a while to get it started, but once it did I let it run for a while and burn out
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