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Re: tecumseh carburetor
#1 Nov 15, 2006 4:33 pm |
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Thanks, the label plate from the engine doesn't specify a letter after the model number. The plate only says H50-651166, no letter on the end. Would this make a difference? It seems to me that as long as the carb fits and delivers the proper amount of fuel, then I should be O K. Just for s**ts and grins, does the model number tell me how many horsepower the engine is rated for? That would be helpful too. The snowblower has been painted over many times and that kind of information is lost to me. Have a great Navy day, Steve |
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tecumseh carburetor
#2 Nov 14, 2006 4:18 pm |
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Help! I need a new carburetor for my old Snowbird, self-propelled, snow blower. The old one has oxidized beyond use. The model number on the engine is model H50-651166, the serial number is 7233 10220. What part number would I use. The only thing I have found is Tecumseh #631067A but I can't find any using this number. Are there alternatives to using this particular carb? Thanks Steve O |
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