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03-21-19, 03:27 PM

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Model numbers for Tecumseh carb

I have a 5hp Tecumseh engine from the 70's. It currently has no carburetor. The model number for the engine is: H50-65484N. The serial number is: 4174-D. I see many carbs on-line for as little as $15! What is the OEM recommendation for this engine? It appears that most of the carburetor manufacturers basically say that their carbs will work on H50 and H60 engines but I'd like to buy the right one the first time. Thanks!

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03-21-19, 06:30 PM

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632230 is the Tecumseh number for the carb on that engine. The cheap carbs are chinese aftermarket, but they seem to work so far in my experience.

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03-22-19, 07:09 AM

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Thanks for the quick reply!!! That number is pretty popular so I’m sure that it will work fine. Thanks again!

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