How do I find out what carb is on my lawnmower? its a old craftsman 625 series this looks like the exact one that is on there.
1308764
If you know the model number of your mower check out searsparts. Enter it in and you can get a parts list. See if your carb number match
1308765
I couldn't find the numbers to match but I ordered from the picture and the carb I received matched perfectly... good luck
500818
To the best of my knowledge the carb setup is the same on this line of Briggs engine. FYI if you purchase this carb do yourself a favor by attaching the throttle cable prior to installing the carb on the engine. If you don't you will buggar up the cable assembly.
1766156
If your engine is made by briggs, get the briggs model number from the engine body. The briggs & stratton website will supply the correct carburetor part number for your engine model.
672163
You might call MTD. My mower is a Troybilt, but is made by MTD. Yours is likely similar, but it would be best to call MTD.
160311
I'm not sure, I figured out after looking at the description of the carb that this one was in fact the replacment carb for my old model, I wish there was a way to just call the company selling it, sorry, but I just don't know.
316306
Hello. My mower calls for craftsman # 128774. This part, MaxPower 8479 works perfectly. You may want to post your mower's brand and model # to get a more definitive answer. Good Luck!!
1411206
this isn't coming back as a good carb number. please check the number and re-post
627025
If your research led you to this part number as a replacement on your engine then I would recommend this purchase because it is a genuine Briggs carburetor and will work straight out of the box. If you are not certain then keep searching because there is plenty of info on all Briggs and most Troy-Bilt tillers. I purchased this carburetor for a lawn mower and it was perfect. I also have a Troy-Bilt Versatiller ( 5 hp Tecumseh engine) and have had to search a number of parts of it. Wherever you search, you will get better results by including every number and bit of detailed information with your questions. Good luck.
1990160
the carb comes pre set and should match exactly but as always may have to be tweaked, so try as is first, also people show how to adjust snow blower or gas engines carbs on internet
2200857
I will need to know what the numbers are on the carburetor or the part number of the carburetor.
1432122
It worked on my Troy Built garden tractor with the kohler engine. I am not sure what my carburetor is.
184149
I am a DIYer and not a small engine expert. My engine is a HMSK 100 and the only marking I could find on the old carb was 1433A which is probably a casting number. The picture correctly portrays the carb I and presently using. By the way, I used it for about an hour yesterday and it started and ran like new. Bernie Z
500815
The carb I received and reviewed has the following numbers on the mounting flange: 6140 on left and 7349 on right. I have no idea what they mean. Hope this helps you in some way.
1850636
it worked for mine.if you don't get the same results I got, send it back!I loved the old snapper self-propelled mower I had (40+years) and never wanted to part with it. but the problem with it was the carburetor.I overhauled it so many times that I can't remember, but come hell or high water, I wasn't going to part with it.the purchase of newly designed carburetor brought the mower back to life.runs smoother and starts easier than ever. do it, you can't go wrong.good luck!george
893643
This was the complete carb when we got it. Bolted it on and the motor fired right up after laying around for years. Good luck!
2263957
I removed the carborator and found the model number, using that number I recall finding something in the description on one of the many carborators listed when you look up Honda 160. I hope this helps, my best advice is you have to get the carborator off the mower, you can not see the number if you don't remove the old one and I had all the manuals and info from the original purchase.
1780733
Hard to say for sure as Craftsman sometimes uses different carbs on the same model #. I would advise looking closely at the adjustment screws on your carb. If the shape resembles a "flattened" oval with two rounded ends then this is the tool you need.