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Name Chris Morris
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Re: carbuerator for a 26 year old craftsman with electric starter
#1   Yesterday 6:33 pm
Please post the engine model number off the blower housing.... it should start with 143.xxxxxxxx

Or post the Craftsman Model number of the snow blower...

We would be happy to help...

Friiy

Re: greasing auger shaft assembly: how much and how often?
#2   Nov 19, 2009 11:30 am
AreoShell 7..... Good for -55 degrees in a wet use area.....


Friiy
Re: Bug
#3   Nov 19, 2009 11:28 am
Anyone using Internet Explorer 8.. The tool bar will not show unless you use the "Compatiblility View" button on the top of the page (looks like a green piece of paper with a rip through the center)....

Just thought this would help until someone works on an update...


Friiy
Re: Can foam floats be replaced with plastic floats? Kawasaki carb.
#4   Nov 10, 2009 1:32 pm
I show the whole carb runs about $109 to $124 bucks.....





Friiy
Re: Old yellow & white Craftsman 3.7A chainsaw Info
#5   Nov 10, 2009 1:30 pm
It takes about 16 inches of fuel line to change 8 inches needed...This doesn't work for molded lines with built on grommets..


1) Split the new fuel line in half about 6 inches down the fuel tube on one end, taper the cut and remove one half of the split...

2) Remove the old fuel line fome the saw, pulling it out with needle nose pliers or such..

3) From the carb side of the fuel line, feed the narrow split end of the fuel line into the fuel line hole..

4) Through the fuel tank cap hole gently grab and pull the fuel line tough to the desired length.

5) Trim the split section of fuel line off

6) Install filter on end of line and reattach other end of line to carb..



Good Luck,

Friiy


If this is not going to work, post some pictures and the model numbers off the saw
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