Will this tool work with the Troy-Bilt 25cc carbs?
210045
If the L and H adjusting screws have the "pacman" shape, it will work. I've worked on 3 different carburetors so far and it fit all 3 good
1333562
It should. The bracket is pretty universal for alot of the different carbs.
898627
It should. I've used the D adjuster on a couple different brands of carburetors and it's worked perfectly every time.
2056925
I use the Poulan attachment on my TB20CS Troy-Bilt curved shaft string trimmer. Assuming you have a trimmer that will accept attachments, I would guess yes. I would research the Poulan website to determine if it will definitively fit.
336664
Yes, it works with troy bilt. Its just a head attachment, does not have extension pole.
1884617
I can't answer specifically one way or another. The best way to tell is to read the make and model number on the carb body. (usually requires the carb to be removed from the tool, gently of course) If it's a Zama carb [it'll say so] you can then visit Zama's website to find the correct part numbers for the kit. RB- 29 is Zama's number for this kit, which is listed for at least two specific carb numbers [there are two different sets of diaphragms]; your carb might need a different one. [Zama is a Chinese firm that makes carbs for a great many tools, but I suspect there are other manufacturers.]
767256
I am not familiar with the Craftman. I Googled one up, and it looked like it was probably made by Troy-Bilt. It would definitely work with a Troy-Bilt if it has a straight shaft and an EZ-Link to attach accessories.I looked at my engine. It is a 26.2cc 4-cycle engine. It has a lot of torque and a smooth power band.I love the saw. It is great for trimming. It only has an 8" bar, and does not take a lot of power.
1969949
Don't think so but I have the wrong carb because I bought my Ryobi from Home Depot. Special made for them and there's a problem matching parts. My solution was to buy a Robin and trash the Ryobi.
767257
I am not familiar with the Craftman. I Googled one up, and it looked like it was probably made by Troy-Bilt. It would definitely work with a Troy-Bilt if it has a straight shaft and an EZ-Link to attach accessories. I looked at my engine. It is a 26.2cc 4-cycle engine. It has a lot of torque and a smooth power band. I love the saw. It is great for trimming. It only has an 8" bar, and does not take a lot of power.
1191631
the carb adjustment set should be able to hook up to that bike. I have so far used it on a 86 yamaha radian 87 honda vfr700 and a 83 honda shadow vt500. the kit does do a good job at syncing up your carbs.
1924344
you would have to look on the carburetor and look to see what adjustment screw that machine has and if its the same as the image on the screw drives it will work if different you will have to keep looking online for the correct one.
1861675
This fits my Toro 2 cycle 25.4 cc Power Head which works with all expand-it attachments. I don't know about others.
444362
Not sure. I looked at all the numbers on the carb I had and cross referenced it on the web. Good luck.
968568
Maybe. Find the model number and match it to the listed ones for the carburetor.
1682
I'm not a seller; it works perfectly on my craftsman powerhead. It's the carburetor brand that counts, I think, in my case a Walbro. There are more tools listed by other sellers.
1990569
You will need tools to assess the carbs, and probably a long flat head screw driver to adjust the carbs. The auxillary fuel bottle make the carb sync much easier.
939474
It will if they are the older pre-emission carbs. the newer EPA carbs have a 2mm. screw head and needs the newer 2.5mm. diameter single "D" head adjustment tool. They are available to Factory or EPA certified technicians.