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03-16-15, 06:30 PM

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MTD Snowblower carb

Hello does anyone know what carb a MTD Snowblower takes?
Model 31AE150-129
Serial 1JO19B20889

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You really need the engine number for engine parts. It is a Tecumseh engine.
If it's a 5HP 4 cycle engine the carb looks to be a 640084B

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