Easiest Way To Clean A Metal Briggs Carburetor
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- How to clean and repair or fix a Briggs and Stratton lawnmower carb the fastest, quickest and easiest way.
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How do I find or could you add a link on how I find the same carb you cleaned in this video
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Please do a video on a Tecumseh carburator! Thanks!
Modelo 32 oz ummm is good for cleaning
Why is this video in 480P?
This video fixed my lawnmower! I'm sending you as much love as a married man can send another man without his wife feeling odd about it.
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That’s a good one, lol
Thanks for helping this single mom avoid repair costs! Cleaned the carburetor, addressed air filter & spark plug. Thanks a million!
You're welcome!
Mineral spirits works OK as a carb cleaner if you have at least 24 hrs to let it soak in there.
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon I've found drill bits work for that IF you can find right size.
I'm learning so I can save the little money I have too, plus it's really cool and empowering learning to fix things guys stereotypically only know how to do. 😀
Heck yeah. Great job
You’re way ahead, how do I even remove the darn thing😅
Thank you! You saved me from spending $50-100 for a new carburetor and several hundred for a new mower. 100% fixed the problem. You rock!
Fantastic!
Thanks a million!! CZcams never ceases to amaze me. There was a day you'd have to spend thousands of dollars to take a class in small engine repair to learn this stuff. And now with youtube, some gracious knowledgeable person gladly passes on his knowledge for free to the benefit of all. Thanks Again!!
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I have seen the rubber seat swell up from carburetor cleaner. I don’t spray the rubber seat or I take it out and clean it then replace the seat. Or if rubber tipped needles I don’t spray those either
100% agree I'm really grateful for having knowledge passed on.
All I have to say is this is now my go-to channel for all things lawnmower related. It's so nice to find someone who explains things so thoroughly (and easily may I add). Super easy to follow, and going to test this out this weekend on our lawnmower in hopes that fixes it!
Wow, thank you!
Steve - I followed these instructions and resurrected a Troy-Bilt mower with a Briggs & Stratton engine that had been sitting in mothballs for 18 years. I am not exaggerating, 18 years. Thanks for the help!
Great job!
Thank you Steve so much for your extremely educational videos. I have watched so many of your videos and have have saved so much money and impressed my wife, too by using your techniques and skills . I have been able to help some of my neighbors and some elderly church members. I feel so good about fixing the lawnmowers I have found for free and able to bring them back to life. Thank you again for making me feel worthwhile again. I truly found a new hobby I didn’t even know I could do and love doing it!
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I've found myself turning to this channel more and more. I've really learned a lot from your videos. I even been watching videos that have nothing to do with what I'm doing, just enjoy learning. You are a great teacher! Thank you for taking the time to make educational videos like this, it's much appreciated!!!
Great to hear!
Thank you Steve, for kindly passing on your acquired tips and skills! You have a refreshing 'old-school' characteristic that I genuinely appreciate.
Wow, thanks!
I love how you suggest readily available stuff like wire brush wire and Q Tips to do the work, really useful, thanks.
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Thank you for this video. I like your style of teaching. I was able to get my pressure washer running again. Honestly, the biggest challenge for me was getting the dang thing off the engine. I've had bad luck in the past disassembling things. Too many parts left over so this time, I was very careful, took lots of pictures and wrote down my removal steps. That made it easier to reassemble and make sure I didn't leave anything off. Again. Thanks so much
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My lawnmower has been faithful to me for 13 years, never failed until this year. Problem along with non-venting cap was the main jet that I thought was just a cap-screw. You are amazing! Thank you so much!!
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That was one of the best videos on how to take apart and clean the carburetor well explained well demonstrated thank you very much for taking the time to make that video
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Sir, I'm a lifetime teetotaller, so we'll never share a beer together, but if you're ever in Eastern Ontario Canada I owe you a steak for the time and money you just saved me. I have a tandem load of logs out there to be split and my splitter wouldn't start. Was sitting for a few years. Dirty carb. It was a little different carb than you show here, but using your principles and a little perseverance, I got it going. Thanks, buddy! I sure appreciate it!
Sounds great!
Fixed my chipper carburator, even though it's not a Briggs and Stratton. Big thanks, well done!!!
I’m not sure how many people you have that finds your channel and ends up watching every single video you’ve posted, but I just got added to that list. Subscribed. Thanks for your knowledge.
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I love how you explain the steps, and then show an overhead closeup of you doing the step! You know how to teach each step, and that’s rare!!! I’m a new subscriber now! Thank you, Steve!
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Man I have the same scar on my left thumb. My angle grinder got away from me. Thanks for the show, you have a great presentation. Easy to listen to.
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dude that trick with the little Carburetor bold with the twist tie just saved me from shoving or finding someone to fix my snowblower, unreal that little part is what gave me a headache about why she was spitting and sputtering and not starting, unreal, thank you thats all I can say!
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Hi Steve, I just cleaned my first carburetor on an old Briggs installed on an old cub cadet lawn mower. It had a surging problem and didn't start good at times, followed your instructions and cleaned it, now it works great. Thanks for the video that you put on here, they are very helpful.
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Steve,
I have a Briggs Stratton 6.5 hp engine on my pressure washer. I do all the right maintenance at beginning and end of each season but this year I couldn't get it to start. So I turned in to your video, bought some carb cleaner and followed your instructions. Runs great again. Thanks again for taking the time to show us all how.
("again" because I had trouble with my chain saw and watched and learned) yes I will be sending some $$ your way. You saved me time and money. Fair is fair.
Jim Murphy
Right on Jimmy! Thank You...
5 years later, You da Man!!!!!!!! I gotta Troy Built TBWC-28, 223cc B&S, with a carb issue. Bought a new carb, because they're cheap, I'll clean the old one, like you showed, and keep it as a spare. Very nice tutorial!!!!!!!!!!
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THANK YOU! I'm a young widow with 4 kiddos and the shop said it would cost me $150-240 to clean my push mower's carb. I thought I can buy a brand new one for that! so I paid the fee for them to figure out what was wrong with it and left. Thanks to you I'm going to clean the carb again. I tried it before but the video I watched wasn't as in-depth as this one. Thank you! The tips like the welding tip cleaner and the chainsaw file are AWESOME! My husband had all that stuff and now I can save some money, continue encouraging the kids to diy and I feel like I'm making my hubby proud while empowering myself.
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I have just followed your instructions - so happy to see engine revving perfectly, thanks a ton
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Thank you Steve, just saved me lots of money by repairing my snowblower without sending to the repair shop!! I liked how you took close up pics of each stage in the cleaning to make it easy to follow. Keep it up.
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Your video just saved me taking ng my snowblower in for service. Knew i had a fuel issue. Cleaned up the carb and machine fired up on first pull. Thank you
Great job!
This here is pure gold with the tips on what you can use to clean out the holes on your carburetor!
Glad you liked it!
I always appreciate your video's, Steve. After watching this one, I pulled and cleaned a needle valve on a 6 month old mower. It didn't stop the gas from flowing out the intake, but removing all the fuel from its oil sump did! [Then I learned my son-in-law filled both the tank and the oil with fuel.]
Thank You, You saved my engine, so my machine was running very bad and slow, but after cleaning the carburetor, the machine runs perfectly. Thank You again. Best regards from Luxembourg
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Thanks so much.After watching your video,I was able to able to remove and clean my carburetor and reinstall. The mower hadn't been started in years.Fresh gas and oil fired on the first pull. Thank you so my much.
Glad it helped
OMG, how many years have I been waiting for this vid? My Sears Craftsman 6.75hp lawnmower has been sitting for 8 years and that dumb little bolt jet at the bottom was the only reason it wouldnt stay running. started fine. Thank you Steve
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Steve, you deserve a crown. I hope your wife appreciates that you are one fellow who knows how to do these things! This is getting to be a rare talent these days. Thank you Steve. i plan to tackle this job on two lawn mowers today.
Fingers crossed!
Steve I have used torch tip cleaners for years. Another great idea I use is those little wire brushes for cleaning between your teeth. They are little conical shaped brushes and they come in different sizes. I love all the precious knowledge you share with us. GOD bless you brother and cover you with his eternal love in the name of Jesus. Thank you Father!
Wire brushes for Ur teeth. U must have some powerful choppers 😜 😂
Sorry Daniel I meant to say thanks for the tip about brushes. Great idea
Steve I'd like to tell you thanks I watched a vid when covid first came about I was sitting home not working no money and a neighbor wanted me to cut grass and weed eat the yard but I had no weed eater except for my wife's deceased father's that hasn't ran in 10 years well in-between you and tarals vids I got it going and started flipping lawn mowers thanks I appreciate your help
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Steve, I used to watch Law and Order, now I binge-watch your channel! Repairing stuff when possible is far superior to throwing them away,,,and very satisfying. Thank you.
Right on Buddy...
Freaking awesome lesson on carburetor cleaning! This has been one area that has been a no-go zone for me. Now I know how to take care of it.
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Hey Steve , your the Man !
Have never been confidant with carbie & fuel repairs but watched your video and followed it step by step, cleaned and reassembled mower and it started first pull and ran beautiful, now I have the confidence to fix 3 or 4 others I have. 👍 🇭🇲
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Steve you Rock!!! I bought a used lawn mower that wouldn't crank followed your instructions cranks right up. Thank You So Much!!!
Well, what can I say? I have a way with lawn mowers. Maybe I missed my calling as a lawn mower mechanic!
I just repaired a like new mower that was donated to our club. Would not start when warm with the choke wide open. Would start with starting fluid or choking it manually. Watched this video a few times
Turned out the brass insert in the carb body was plugged with white gunk. The bowl was clean and the main jet was fairly clean.
Starts now with one pull, hot or cold. Thanks, Steve!
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Thanks Steve! Guys like you sure make life a lot more fun and less stressful! My mower now works like a charm.
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Steve you do an excellent job in explaining how these machines work. A big fan of your channel. Keep up the good work and thanks for helping some of us guys that like to work on our lawn mowers.
Thanks, will do!
Thanks to the power of CZcams. I was watching your video because I thought my pressure washer engine was going to need a full carb cleaning. Then the first thing you mentioned about the main jet bolt in the bottom of the cup sounded like it could be my exact problem. The engine would run for 1-2 seconds and then cut off. So it wanted to run, but was acting like it would get no fuel. Let it rest 30 seconds and it would crank again for 1-2 seconds. Since that bolt is at the lowest point and the natural place for sediment to collect, it explained my problem. I didn't even have to take the carb off to check it. And boy was it clogged. A good cleaning and put back in and the engine cranked and ran with no problem. Thanks a bunch.
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Thanks! The "9 out of 10"-comment did the trick. Had no idea that the "main injection nozzle" was more than a screw. Missed it completely - and it was blocked.
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Thanks for making this video, so helpful! I tore apart a carb on a pressure washer that hadnt started in 18 years! I was about to give up when I found this video, didnt know the bowl plug was a jet. Start first pull every time now.
Great job!
Great video! After using an entire can of carb cleaner with no success, I watched this, went out and got the welding tip cleaning tool you suggested, cleared plugged main jet, and my snowblower fired right up. Thanks!
Right on buddy...
Sometime around 2017, Briggs, in their infinite wisdom, decided the metal float valve needle and rubber seat was bad, so they made a rubber tipped float valve needle with a valve seat that is a solid brass slug, pressure fit into the carburetor.
It's part of the Brigg's carburetor kit part number 592172. The only way I've gotten those things out is by using a 1/4 by 20 tap to put threads on the inside of that brass seat, then using a long quarter inch bolt with a nut and a collar just big enough to allow the brass valve seat to pass through it. Thread bolt into the valve seat, then use the nut to tighten down against the collar to pull the whole assembly out.
Pressing the new float valve seat in can also be finicky. It's easy, because of the soft brass, to put a little lip on the inside of that brass valve seat, and when you do, the float needle can bind up. The first and only time I had that happen I was using a small wrench socket to tap the valve seat home, it put a couple of marks on top of that brass valve seat that left a lip - a small wooden dowel works better.
Hugs fro Oz. Saved my day with that main jet info. Cleaned the jets and away it went just like Superman.
Right on
Bro- Great vid. The plunger/jet on the bottom of my carb saved me a lot of work of totally pulling off the carb. Great, time saving tip to try first.
Thank you so much. Had no idea what I was doing but you walked me through it to a T. Fired right up. Great job. Thanks again.
Excellent!
I cleaned that carb inside and out and it still didn’t run without starter fluid. I just didn’t realize the main jet was plugged. Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Glad I could help
I am impressed, he really knows what he is talking about. I'm a retired mechanic and it takes a lot to impress me.
I am honored Sir!
This video is detailed and specific. Thank you for not assuming I know x, y and z already.
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Great tips had cleaned it twice but missed the main jet, thought it was a drain hole for the bowl, thanks a bunch for the lesson.
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Thank you Steve! I cleaned the bowl nut and now my mower works again!
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The tips on where to source wires for cleaning (twist tie, wire brush) are invaluable!
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Your video is BY FAR the best! You know how to explain and WHAT to explain. A+A+A+A+A+A+A+A+
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Thank you for this video. I tinkered with my Briggs and Straton pressure washer for a few hours and couldn't get it to work. Watched your video and you were right. My nozzle was partially clogged. I was one of the "9 out of 10 times". Woohoo! Now my pressure washer is running like champ. Thanks again!
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Thanks for posting.. saved me a trip to the small engine guy at $85 an hour to work in my log splitter. Main jet clogged you saved me time and money.. thank you.
I'm glad I could help you save some time and money! Happy to be of assistance.
Nice video! Simple, straightforward, especially for those of us who are trying to keep older (but expensive) machines alive for which parts are no longer available. Thanks much!
Well said!
Thank you Steve.. I know I will be into the carb this year and this will help me a lot.. keep up the good content..
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Thanks Steve. I was unaware of the main jet being built into the bowl retaining bolt.
I am about to rebuild my B&S carb and am glad I found your video before doing that today. .
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You remind me a retired hockey player...your accent and voice.....thanks a million
I was able to get my tailgator generator running thanks to this video.
Excellent!
I hadn’t been able to get my pressure washer running for over a year. I had the carburetor off last year and cleaned all I could but I didn’t realize the bottom bolt was the main jet so I didn’t clean it. I took it off today and cleaned it all including the main jet. Took fuel tank and lines off and blew them out. Put everything back together and started on 5th pull. Thanks Steve.
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my always dependable Ariens snow thrower finally had an issue, the dreaded surge... your video here saved the day, for free no less! after reassembly I went to start it and the rope pull start was beyond effortless, like butter and she purred like a kitten, thanks again!
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Thank you. Thank you. I had a $1000 wood chipper with 5.5HP Briggs and Stratton engine that stopped working after just one year. After seeing your video I decided to take the carburetor apart and clean every part of it. After putting it together it started on the first try !
Nice work!
Yes these videos are very helpful. Nice carb work ,I like. Thanks
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Heck ya Steve!! I owe you a case o Beer. Love your videos. I watched until you took the jet out of the bottom of the bowl. Did the same and now my mowers ru ming like new!!! You Rock!!
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This was the fix! My lawn mower was running so poorly that I flipped out and smashed it with a hammer. After finding your video I now have the perfect beer to drink while I shop for a new mower. Thanks Steve!
This helped me. I had the brass jet apart 2 times, cleaning it out. I got it running a little bit, for 20 seconds at a time. Then you explained how to clean out the little jet center hole with a bread wrapper wire. So I took my jet out again. Holy crap, that thing was full of hard black junk. After reaming it with the bread wrapper wire and blowing it out, reinstalled the jet. Now I'm using my push mower again for the first time in 2 years. Thanks!
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Helped me repair my Husqvarna mower. Many thanks!
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So clearly explained and shown step-by-step. You give me the confidence I need to work on my yard equipment. You have already saved me time and money. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Ken
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Awesome. The best explanation I have seen yet. Wish I watched this last week but I managed to clean out my carb to bet my lawn mower going. Next time will be doing this method. Thanks
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Watched this before taking my mower to the shop. Did it myself and it runs like new! Thanks for making the video!!
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Thanks a million. Great video on the carburetor, I was able to repair mines. Blessings
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Thanks Steve just cleaned my billygoat carb and its golden
Steel guitar strings work fine as well. High E is .010" Lower E is .046"
Yes, and the guitar string doesn't deform like the soft wire of a twist tie does when you have to poke it down blind passageways, like in some Honda Carburetors.
Yep
That’s regular Slinky. I use Power Slinky, 11-48!
Back again from Ireland . Steve has done the business again .Just cleaned the carb as per your instructions and bingo the mower ran first pull . Many Thanks
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New to the channel. Very good. I've been working on carbs for 50 years. Always something to learn. Good job.
Welcome aboard!
Good vid, on those I like to use steel wool on the bowl
Great idea....
Great video Steve. Now I guess I have to pressure wash the fence. lol
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I watched your video, took it apart, cleaned it and put it back together; runs great. You saved me about $350 because my wife wanted me to just buy a new lawnmower. Thank you!!!
Excellent!
Awesome video, After watching I was able to clean out the carburettor on my ride-on that hasn't worked in several months, thank you so much!
Great job!
If you know someone who plays guitar, ask them for an old "B" string that they might have after changing strings. It's the perfect size for cleaning carbs!
I've been useing the smallest E string since 1978, works great for 4wheelers n Harleys, small primary jet
Thanks, Steve. Great video with clear instructions and good images. I have both a lawn mower and a snow blower and have eliminated things like spark plug or air filter...so, carburetor it may be. Will post back if it works. My only concern is skin contact with carb cleaners, so that part I will avoid.
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Great channel! Had a Briggs running a little ruff after a few minutes. I followed your advise that 9 times out of 10 the carbs are clogged at the main jet and that was the case with mine. I didn’t even have to remove the carb. If your ever in Northern Illinois I owe you a beer! Thanks!!
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Your straight-forward instruction style has given me the confidence to tackle the no-start MTD wood chipper I got for free and my poorly-running-but-awesome Ariens push mower that I can't bear to part with. I will return here with an update on my success/failure rate!!!
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Thankyou Steve, being a single female with only 2 male cats as advisers your videos have helped me learn so much. Cheers Maria
Fantastic!
Purrrrrfect!
I also like steel wool for heavily soiled carb bowls. Couple other things to add. Wear safety glasses around carb cleaner and use outdoors. Stuff wreaks. Don't use any object larger than the hole for cleaning you don't want to enlarge them. Especially on the main jet. Also, inspect the tip of the needle for a groove it indicates if it needs to be replaced. One other thing. I dont like to get carb cleaner on the rubber gaskets, especially on older ones. Seems to dry them out and they'll fail. Remove before cleaning, carefully with a razor blade
I was in a bind and pulled the seat out and ripped it a bit. Flipped it the other way and working like a champ for now. I want to thank you for all the tips, tricks and repair. You have made the repairs easy.
Nice work!
I have my own shop of 12 years now. One of the first things I learned was to STOP USING CARBURETOR CLEANER! I only use brake cleaner. You can install a rubber seat on one of those push mower carburetors. Hook up the float and needle...then squirt some carb cleaner into the intake where you installed the seat. Hold carburetor horizontally and watch the float start rising!! Carb cleaner make rubber seals swell big time!
Cleaned my carb the third time and started the lawn mower and it ran like new!
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Thought that red can was some fancy cleaner shit then he picks it up it's a 8% Beer Can.. 😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You saved my life. I took the carb bowl off (done this before) but the pin and plastic insert fell out and I had no idea how to put it back together. Your video showed me exactly how to do it and it worked. Thanks.
Excellent!
Thank You..!! Never knew the bolt holding the bowl on had another purpose..!! Worked for hours trying to get my generator working. !! I gave up..!! Watched your video & instantly knew it was the bolt because I didn't see any holes in it.. Just went back out & took the bolt out & found all 3 holes cleaned it thoroughly & instantly started..!!
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helpfull vid. my Briggs and Stratton has a solid bolt that holds that bottom cup on. is there couple different carbs?
The spring out of an old ink pin is the best thing I’ve found to clean those passages with
I feel this comment needs WAAAAY more likes and acknowledgment than you got. Hope this helps.
I was hesitant to mess with my B&S carb but after seeing this video and another one which actually shows how to remove it from the engine, I will take a shot at it. Rider mowers are far too expensive to replace so I like to maintain my 11 y/o Turf Master.
Agreed!
This video was perfect. Great combination of teaching the how and the why. How to do it with fewer tools in your belt. I have always been intimidated by the thought of cleaning a carburetor and you made the topic accessible. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You're very welcome!