Need carburator to fit 1983 Chevy 350 small block. Does carbutator have an ID tad attached to it so I can purchase an adapter to an Edelbrock Highris
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Yes Edelbrock has a adapter plate for the edelbrock high rise manifold. Just go to the edelbrock website.
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Hello I have a Craftsman snow thrower, I replaced it with this carb, there is a primer line for the barb to connect to.
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Hi Philip! Couple questions so I can help you better. 1. What engine do you have? 305 or V6? 2. Also I assume its already carbureted? If so this would work for you. But edelbrock does not make an electric fuel injection similar to the Terminator EFI. -Andrew
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I sold my unit and bought another brand, so I have nothing to look at to help you. Your best bet might to to find one on display at a store and look at it or check youtube. There are carb rebuild videos on youtube.
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I am pretty sure it will work just fine. Hood clearence should not be an issue either. If you still have concerns give edlebrock a call and ask them if the sqaure bore base of the carb is a direct replacement of the OEM carburator for your vehicle, which is most likely a quadrajet carburator. Hope this info is helpful.
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It should. I've used the D adjuster on a couple different brands of carburetors and it's worked perfectly every time.
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It depends on which carburetor your Troybilt has. The Troybilt I have requires a Pacman Tool. If you are asking this question, you probably know where the high and low adjustment screws are located on your carburetor. The tool to adjust the screws on a carburetor will be the same for both the low and high adjustment screws. Most two cycle carburetors have one of four types of screws. If you'll look inside the end opening, you can see the shape of the tool needed. The double D has two flat sides. The single D has one flat side. The Pac Man looks exactly like the little Pac Man icon (round with a little tooth-like mouth and lastly the serrated, which is round with little serrations all the way around. It depends on which carburetor your Troybilt has. The Troybilt I have requires a Pacman Tool. If you are asking this question, you probably know where the high and low adjustment screws are located on your carburetor. The tool to adjust the screws on a carburetor will be the same for both the low and high adjustment screws. Most two cycle carburetors have one of four types of screws. If you'll look inside the end opening, you can see the shape of the tool needed. The double D has two flat sides. The single D has one flat side. The Pac Man looks exactly like the little Pac Man icon (round... » Read More It depends on which carburetor your Troybilt has. The Troybilt I have requires a Pacman Tool. If you are asking this question, you probably know where the high and low adjustment screws are located on your carburetor. The tool to adjust the screws on a carburetor will be the same for both the low and high adjustment screws. Most two cycle carburetors have one of four types of screws. If you'll look inside the end opening, you can see the shape of the tool needed. The double D has two flat sides. The single D has one flat side. The Pac Man looks exactly like the little Pac Man icon (round with a little tooth-like mouth and lastly the serrated, which is round with little serrations all the way around. « Show Less
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Do yourself a favor call the company and ask for the correct model number of your carb, then do an Amazon search, the I bought works great! I have had no problems with it. Good Luck.
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if you look at the high speed and low speed adjustment screws. you will be able to see the pattern on the screw heads. the one on the picture is a "d" adjustment screw driver. they also make a "double d", "splined" and "pac-man" adjustment screw drivers. it depends on which carburetor you have on your craftman weeder they usuall come with a "walbro" or "zama" carburetor on them. you can purchace the complete set on amazon for a real good price.
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Hello. Let me first say that I am not familiar with Chevy. However I have learned that the throttle linkage may be better arranged for Chevrolet as it is missing Fords AT kickdown lever. I can say that this carb is recommended for engines 350 ci and higher. I bought it for my Ford 351W. Edelbrock recommended a smaller model for a 305 size engine.
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From the website see below, this ignitor here at Amazon will fit your Bryant Model number 350MAV. It's only about $20 to try and see. The spacing between the electrical terminals will definitely be off so it won't attach to the metal holding bracket. No problem. You will have to use some metal wires and a plier to wrap-attach the ignitor to the metal holding bracket. Just get some jumbo-size paper clips and straighten them out for the metal wires. Check out this website for other parts. Copy-n-paste this link to your browser: http://infoter.blg.lt/look/Bryant_350Mav036060_Parts_List/Bryant_Ignitors_Sensors_Pilot_Assemblies__AllParts_Heating/aHR0cDovL3d3dy5hbGxwYXJ0c2hlYXRpbmcuY29tL2JyeWFudGlnbml0b3JzLmh0bWw=_blog From the website see below, this ignitor here at Amazon will fit your Bryant Model number 350MAV. It's only about $20 to try and see. The spacing between the electrical terminals will definitely be off so it won't attach to the metal holding bracket. No problem. You will have to use some metal wires and a plier to wrap-attach the ignitor to the metal holding bracket. Just get some jumbo-size paper clips and straighten them out for the metal wires. Check out this website for other parts. Copy-n-paste this link to your browser:... » Read More From the website see below, this ignitor here at Amazon will fit your Bryant Model number 350MAV. It's only about $20 to try and see. The spacing between the electrical terminals will definitely be off so it won't attach to the metal holding bracket. No problem. You will have to use some metal wires and a plier to wrap-attach the ignitor to the metal holding bracket. Just get some jumbo-size paper clips and straighten them out for the metal wires. Check out this website for other parts. Copy-n-paste this link to your browser: http://infoter.blg.lt/look/Bryant_350Mav036060_Parts_List/Bryant_Ignitors_Sensors_Pilot_Assemblies__AllParts_Heating/aHR0cDovL3d3dy5hbGxwYXJ0c2hlYXRpbmcuY29tL2JyeWFudGlnbml0b3JzLmh0bWw=_blog « Show Less
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It worked on my Troy Built garden tractor with the kohler engine. I am not sure what my carburetor is.
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Not Sure, it Did not work on my '73 John Deere. There are many different carburetors available, you need to check carefully to find out if it is an exact replacement
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It fits in my 307. The only thing you need to worry about is clearance on your hood and firewall. There is an extra inch in diameter over a stock points distributor and is 6-7 inches tall off of the intake. Hope this helps. I'm running it in a 307 in a 69 Chevelle. Running a carburetor over EFI or TBI is this model. If it came with factory computer, then this will not work but there is another model available for computer controlled cars.
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Go to summitracing.com and walk through the carburator selection tool. It'll tell you what size carb you need.
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I got one for my chevy.I like it, had to bend the hold down rod because its not bent the r ight way.there is a hole in the center of the carb that the hold down rod fits in.remove both wing nuts rods then use the l shape rod in the center hole.
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It is in the book Rochester Carburetors by Doug Roe. He identifies depending on your type of your carburetor where to find the ID numbers. Whether your carb has a divorced choke (heat spring in manifold that pulls the choke when the manifold gets cold) decides type of carb you have.