will this carb work on my tecumseh HSSK50 67364S
515125
Not sure. Mine was not listed directly either, But did mention HSSK50 on it and looked identical. Mine is HSSK50-7368R. So I ordered it and it fit and worked perfectly. The only difference in our numbers are last 2 digits. If it looks identical and is for same HP and general engine type. I would go for it and hope for best as the price is so good.
515126
i'm not sure butit did on mine. if it look the same on mounting to the engine and the choke mounting is the same then it will work.
1826897
It will work with the stock carb. you will find with a 20mm type 2 adjustable carb it runs much better.
1471589
I don't think so, what I do is look at a website like Jackssmallengines.com and look up parts like the carb and get exact model# Anyway mine was. A hm80
2026203
I am going to say no. With almost every 2 cycle power tool you almost need the model and the serial number to determine the carb for that model. The 11177 is a K52 and the HC150 calls for the following K66B, K70 or K75, depending on the serial number.
184148
Yes that should be the same carb. I also have a Tecumesh 10HP engine. That carb has been fantastic.
735705
If you have a Tecumseh HSK50 or HSSK50 model engine, it should work fine. It does not have a float bowl drain, however, which the original carb has, but you can just run the engine at the end of the season until it uses all the gas.
1385135
The carburetor is an exact fit on my Tecumseh HK70 engine but I had swap my original metal horizontal choke lever
868359
I purchased this carb. with a tank (BS-694315 ) to fix my father-in-laws tiller with a 5hp briggs and stratton. This was a few years ago, but I believe it was a 2 qt. tank. Use the number above for the tank and search for it, see if it looks like yours. I didn't have any probems putting it all together. Look at the holes on this tank where it mounts to the carb. if yours are the same it should mount up. The only other difference would be the pick-up tube being long enough. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive, I replaced this about 3 yrs. ago.
1803776
My engine is HS50-67267F, original carb stamp is 1085 K60. Possibly carb stamp is part# 1085 with date code K60? Just guessing
1888708
I'm sorry but I have no idea, this starter did not work on my Tecumseh snowblower engine as it was supposed to and I ended up buying a different one
149457
The carb is a rated 3hp to 5hp. If you have a plastic carb with the primer bulb currently on your engine, then it should work.
323867
Depends of the preparation of the engine.If the 302 is standard i guess this carb will works ok
488602
Yes I installed this carburetor on an old Troy built rotor tiller. It had an eight horse power Tecumseh engine.It worked fine.
717591
This carb will work on any Tecumseh engine that the holes will line up with. If you read all the questions and answers through, many people have already stated the same thing I just did several times over. One reviewer also said that the carb will work on a B&S; after "filing the mounting holes a little" but I wont put my name to that claim. As far as it being "Better than Tecumseh OEM", I think that's a pretty hefty claim. The carburetor DOES work well though.
1768848
Moose - It should but I'd suggest you take the time to contact the Edelbrock tech support group. The more you can tell them about the motor (cam, heads, valves, etc, etc) the better they will be able to get you the right carb.
1957745
My snow blower has a 7 HP. After searching the Tecumseh part number 632371A, it was no longer available. I ended up with a direct replacement, STENS 520910.The HP of the engine shouldn't make a difference, as long as the mounting matches the head. If the carb is too big in flow capacity you might be able to lean it out enough for the smaller engine. I you have your manual for the snow blower, start with the part number for the carb in there. Some web searching should then lead you to the correct carb.
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.