Replacing a Lawnmower Carburetor
June 9, 2007 – 11:43 am | by gaulardcom
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Remember when I told you about how I was having a problem with my lawnmower? If I remember correctly, I told you that I would let you know how it goes when I received the replacement lawn mower parts.
So, here I am. I received all the parts last week and put the lawnmower back together last evening. Again, this is the list of parts that I ordered, along with part number…
- Lawnmower Carburetor (697415)
- Foam Air Filter Cleaner (698369)
- Spark Plug (Champion RJ19LM)
If you wanted to just order the diaphragm and manifold seal o-ring, here is what you would need…
- Carburetor Diaphrarm (495770)
- Manifold Seal O Ring (270344S)
Of course, this is all for a Briggs & Stratton engine Model Series 10G900. I put the whole thing back together last night and started the mower up. It runs perfectly. I can’t believe that I fixed it. In addition to the new parts, I changed the oil and asked Paul to sharpen the blade, which he did. Here are some photos of the reassembly below…
This is a photo of the top of the carburetor.
This is a photo of the underside of the carburetor. The longer tube sticking out is the primerpump tube and the shorter one is the fuel suction tube.
This is just a picture of the air filter element in the housing.
This is a photo of the extra parts the carburetor kit came with…the diaphragm, the carburetor/gas tank gasket, the fuel screen, the manifold seal o-ring and the diaphragm spring.
I put the spring in its spot and added the gasket as well as the diaphragm just for fit. After this, I actually took them off (except for the spring) and placed them on the proper spot on the gas tank. It is easier to screw the carburetor on that way. I also placed on the fuel screen.
Here is the new carburetor mounted on the old gas tank…
…and this is the gas tank mounted on the lawnmower engine.
This is a photo of the final reassembled lawn mower right after I mowed a little grass. Back together in a snap, but the only problem is…I have two lawnmowers now!!!
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4 Responses to “Replacing a Lawnmower Carburetor”
By dickey on Aug 23, 2007 | Reply
dude. i love you!
this is exactly what i was looking for to figure out what’s up with my lawn mower not starting!
By Adrian on Sep 14, 2007 | Reply
Great description. This worked for me also.
By Jamie on Mar 29, 2008 | Reply
Great post with great detail and information!
Thanks for sharing!
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By Nancy B on Aug 14, 2008 | Reply
This was fabulous. I’ve been hunting and hunting for pictures of a carburetor. They did not teach us about them in home ec! I found a lot of exploded diagrams, but would have to buy a whole manual to learn that it was right in front of me!
THANKS THANKS THANKS. Your pictures are clear, your writing is clear, and I hope you are having fun with this blog….