does this carb replace the Tec-632378A?
594779
Sorry, not sure. It replaced my 632107 on my craftsman snowblower of22 years of age
594780
It's not exactly the same. The biggest difference is that is does not have a drain on the float bowl. It bolted on my snowblower and started right up. Hope this helps. Can't beat the price.
594781
wow!!! new carb is big better than my old carb because simple easy start run engine once time and too fast. My snowthrower Snapper is 21 years old.
594782
I know it fits Sears Craftsman 536.886121 part# 632107A. Great buy, this with new spark plug and inline fuel filter, snowthrower runs like new! if it looks exactly like the picture most small engine carbs are pretty much the same, if you're in a pinch id bet it'd work, but no guarantees
689809
Hi, According to your Honda engine's serial numbers. Yes, this Carb is the correct replacement. Please go ahead and place your order and feel free to contact us if you would like assistance with other replacement parts.
339442
Yes. Replaced carb on my stock 68 mustang with this carb. Runs great, should have done it sooner.
1385136
I used the model and serial number from the engine nameplate to find the carburetor part number on one of the online Tecumseh parts web sites . Once I had the correct part number, I "googled" places that had the part available. Amazon had the correct part number. I'm sure you know, but Tecumseh no longer makes these parts so you're going to need to use an after market carb.
1343792
NO ! Look for which carb. you have or look for s repair diagram. the carb. number will be stamped somewhere on the carb. it's self. you may have to tear it down a littler to find it.
352691
Look at the date stamp on the engine. If the date is before 5/14/2008, then you need part #794572 (Walbro & Nikki make this one). If it was built after 5/13/2008, then you need part # 591731. The good news is, the carburetor design has improved now and instead of a sealed bowl, it is actually serviceable now, so the next time it fouls-up, you can just do a carb overhaul on it.
444362
Not sure. I looked at all the numbers on the carb I had and cross referenced it on the web. Good luck.
2276439
Good question? I did buy the new intake and carburetor so I can't really say in your case. But, in years past I have just swapped carburetors and not the intakes.
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No. Use Carburator A042P619.----------- NEW A042P619/146-0785/146-0803 KY Carb spec D-K . Microlite/Microquiet A042P619 Supersedes/Replaces: 146-0635 146-0742 146-0785 146-0803
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First,,read the discription..fits HM-80 and HM-100 engines.If you have a H50 you need this one.Carburetor Carb for Tecumseh 631828 / 631067 fits H50 & H60 Engines
496582
The only difference I encountered was that I needed slightly different mounting bolts. I believe the original carb had square slots for the bolt head and this one doesn't. No biggie, just pulled some small bolts from the old bolt bucket and it bolted on with no problem. The new carb worked perfectly right out of the box, never put a screwdriver on it, and it works perfectly today.
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You need to know if your engine is a Tecumseh H70 (7HP) or an older HS50. If is ti the H70 then you need carb 63217A (most probably). If it is the older smaller motor you need carb 63210A. Your owners manual should tell you the HP of the machine.
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Not sure, this one has the HSSK50 on it, perhaps go safe road and choose it? NEW TECUMSEH HSK40 HSK50 HS50 HSSK40 HSSK50 HSSK55 LH195SA LH195SP CARBURETOR , looks the same though, but what do I know :)
968568
Maybe. Find the model number and match it to the listed ones for the carburetor.
1778024
Yes they are interchangeable. You can Google the part numbers and see the info at retail web sites.
902604
The description distinctly identifies which models this carb is for. Look closely to see if yours is listed. If not, look elsewhere.
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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.