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Broken Tecumseh carborator

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02-15-09, 06:16 AM

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Broken Tecumseh carborator

First pass of the garden this year and I hit a bean pole and broke the carborator off the engine.

Have removed and have numbers, now need a good source to order a replacement.

New to this site, but will be back as I am a true DIY

Thanks for your advice

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02-15-09, 07:45 AM

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Get the model and Spec number off your engine. This will better serve you than the number from the carburetor. Keep your old carburetor, Tecumseh sometimes only sells service carburetors as replacements and you may need parts from the old carburetor. There are websites to look up and purchase parts. Price online and go to a local shop for the carburetor.

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02-15-09, 04:21 PM

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As airman stated, we need engine numbers.

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