How to install carburetor Troybilt 2410 Snow Thrower
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- How to install carburetor on a TroyBilt 2410 snow thrower.
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I realize this video is a couple years old, but it helped me tremendously. The blower is running good as new again. Thank you!
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Can’t thank you enough for making this video. Watched both removal and this replacement video, new carburetor is installed and she’s purring like a kitten!
Lord be with you
Paula
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Fixed my snowblower thats been out of commission for about three years thank you.
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Well, we finally got a snow worthy of the TroyBilt. Started at first try. Smooth running, no surges, so the new carb is doing its job. The neighbor complimented me on how far this thing can throw snow. Thanks again Brad for the help.
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Great video.....ordered a carb for my neighbors machine.......gunna be a piece of cake after watching your all of your videos ! ! ! ! ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I’m glad you’re ready to get your neighbors snow thrower back up and running. I hope all goes good! Thank you for watching my videos and the kind comment.
GREAT video!! Ensure tiny float spring is inserted at top & no kink...causes flooding/leak. Also nipped small notch in hole for choke handle...easier to slide assembly cover against carb.
Exactly the video I wanted to see... outstanding job. I got one of these 2410's used for $250.. it works like a champ
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Thank you for your excellent demo and advice! Im waiting on a new carburetor to arrive and I'm very intimidated to get it all right. You've given me confidence I needed
I'm glad it was helpful. You should be fine with my links in the description to remove and install your carburetor. Thank you for watching and commenting.
well done, great video I can wait for my carburetor to come in the mail! I followed you because I enjoy tinkering with my tools.
Thanks. Check out Aspen4 fuel if you can get it in your area. It will help you not have any issues with gas again in your snow thrower:)
Best video on TH-cam!!! Thank you so much!!!
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thank you got enough info to work on my old 2100 squall from this video, finally found a video that makes it understandable
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This video is much appreciated. I'm in the middle of a carburetor replacement using your old style carb video. IMO all the small engine repair guys offer keen advice, but your strength is showing the way for those of us who've never done this before, and afraid we'll miss key steps. The tool layout at the beginning is strictly SOP and much appreciated. Sure enough, I tried to skate by without the ratchet, but one bolt sent me to Lowes to pick up a MM ratchet set. #Question 1: shouldn't we go ahead and replace the spark plug while we've got everything out? My snowblower started like a champ, but even so, now seemed like a good time. #Question 2: I've never had issues with storage and startup using Stabil when I put the snowblower away for the summer. Last year I decided to drain the fuel tank. This year, immediate start up, but the carb leaked like a sieve. Maybe caused by my draining the carb. Maybe not, but what are your thoughts on storing a snowblower? To drain, or to Stabil? I've heard carb gaskets and such can dry out if you drain the engine. I've also heard they can gum up if you don't. I have no idea which way is best.
Definitely replace the spark plug while your there. Better to be safe than sorry with the spark plug. You described it both ways of storing the machines that I do recommend in the issues are, if you store the machine by emptying the fuel out of the gas tank, you must make sure you get all the fuel out of the fuel line shake the fuel tank around a little bit then drain carb 100%. If you miss even a half an ounce of fuel you can have issues just like you did this year. Storing the machine with a full tank of gas and running it periodically every other month for 20 minutes at a time should keep the machine running 100%. The problem with that is human nature we do not remember every other month to start our snowthrower. I live on the East Coast of United States and we do not see a large amount of snow in the Philadelphia metropolitan area so I clean and rebuild and replace a lot of carburetors every year because most people do not know how to store their equipment. Stabilizer is a must and you could check out a new fuel that has been out on the market for some years. It is called TruFuel. It is man-made you can buy it at many hardware stores. It is a little pricey but it supposed to stay fresh for up to two years. I am skeptical about that but we all use it in the small engine world! Go to the website and read up on it. Thank you so much for the kind comment. Please tell others about my channel so we can grow and thank you for watching my videos. I’m glad these are helping for you!
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Thank you Brad. Keep in mind that things that are 2nd nature to you guys (like changing sparkplugs & oil during a carb job) are news to us. (Some of us?) BTW, the metric ratchet set? I knew I had one somewhere, couldn't find it, bought a new one yesterday just for one bolt, and found the original set this morning. A video on tool organization would be helpful. What's messing me up is the accumulation of left overs from plumbing jobs, picture hangings, and other jobs that I hate to throw out, but they're choking out visibility of essential go-to tools that are infrequently used, and therefore forgotten. I know you work daily in your shop, but how do you keep tools and parts where you can find them? Any suggestions for the occasional mechanic?
@@groussac Hey Pierre, thank you for the $. Purchase a used tool box if you have room to store it? To keep tools organized.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines As the good book says, the workman is worthy of his hire. Or if that one doesn't quite fit, how about 'don't muzzle the ox that treads the grain'? You earned the $. Make no mistake.
I think periodic inventories and purges might help in my situation. An extra board to hang stuff on the wall would also help. But the stuff accumulates. Just bought a siphon hose, for example. Not something I'll use a lot, and it's going to get contaminated with product. Keep it with my oil change pan, I guess, if I can remember where I put it...
Thank you for your great video, I just put a new carburetor on my 2410 snowblower that was surging last winter and now runs good ty
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Another great video, thanks again for going through the time and effort to video and post.
Thanks again and thank you for watching and commenting.
Another Great Video! You are the best! Thank you for your help!
Thanks Chip!
Great follow-up video that should really help me. Gonna try to pull off that red knob today for the speed setting
The knob can be tough but it will come off. Thank you for watching and commenting.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines I got it off. I ordered a replacement carb. Wondering if you could clean and rebuild the original carb since it's the genuine part. Do let me know. Thanks
@@stewsmith3536 You can absolutely rebuild original carb and that is actually what we try to do here. We are able to use a ultrasonic cleaner and most of the time the carburetors do come back to run again!
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines I will try this. BTW, I hope that I did not mess up with my spark plug. I removed it, cleaned it, and put a little lubricant on the threads. Now the actual spark plug seems not to get tight. I can gonna wipe everything clean inside and out hoping that it sets properly. Hope is not stripped, but if so can you offer a solution Your responses are fantastic and extremely prompt. Thanks so much
If you stripped the threads you will need to get a 14mm spark plug rethreader kit.
Excellent video God bless you and your family. 🙏❤️🙏🤗
Thank you kindly. I'm glad it was helpful
OMG, that is tedious to put that cover back on! The newer style I have is challenging enough, but this older style would be maddening. 😂
Hi John, I agree 100%
A great how to video for the old style 2410. How do you install it on a new model?
There are now three different engine modes. Here is the newer style. this video should help.th-cam.com/video/F3IL2w7XGjg/w-d-xo.html. OR, Here is the 2021 and newer style.th-cam.com/video/VISBGygWdhw/w-d-xo.html.
Thank You!
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Fabulous video. I'm so appreciative. I'm try to do a rebuilt, but the main inlet is frozen. I did have a screwdriver which fit well, but even after lots of WD-40 and heating with a torch, it's not budging. Thoughts? Also, I have the old style carb. If I wind up replacing it should I stay with old style or go with the new style you mentioned? Blessings.
It sounds like you will need to replace the carburetor. You will need to replace the with the one that came from your engine. It will be the old style carburetor.
Thanks so much!@@JohnsonsSmallEngines
Lucky me. I tried an impact driver (in reverse) and it worked! Progress.
Final Update: Success! Everything is back together and seems to be working fine. I'd love to give my unused parts to a worthy cause. They'll easily fit in an envelope. Any thoughts? I cannot thank you enough for you channel and your help and guidance.
Glad to hear :) Did you purchase a new carburetor? If you have extra parts and you have a local vocational school with a small engine class? You can take the extra parts to the school for the teacher to put on the shelf in case they have a snow thrower to work on? I would suggest stop using the gas pump gas and start using Aspen4. Here is the link to read up on it and a locator to find it in your area. www.aspenfuels.us/products/all/aspen-4/. It will keep you from having issues in the future.
what a great video, really detailed nice
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Do you know what the model# is for this carburetor? I have this same 2410 and I cleaned the carb out but there is something blocking the fuel coming in. I was just going to buy a new carb and slap it on but im having a hard time figuring out which one it is.
There are two different carburetors for this model. There is the old style and new style. This video is the old style carburetor. You can look up the carburetor part number by going to a Troy built website with the model number of your machine on the white sticker behind the machine located on the transmission cover where you would stand behind your machine, you will need those numbers to get the correct part number for your carburetor. Then you can Google the part number of the carburetor and pick your choice and where to purchase.
I was able to replace the carburetor in new 2410 and get it to run - Awesome! However when it’s running it doesn’t sound like it’s running smoothly - almost like it’s struggling to stay on. I kept it running over 10 mins and am able to user Auger and Drive Control but feel like there might be something wrong. Any advise?
I have seen, gaskets installed incorrectly. Debris in fuel tank that was not cleaned prior to installing new carburetor like water, Even sometimes a new carburetor will not work correctly but that is few and far between.
From what I see the description sounds like surging which is weird since new carburetor
Yes you are correct, surging is a lean condition meaning not enough fuel is flowing. It could be a bad carburetor or the reasons I stated above can also make a lean condition. Let the machine sit for a day and try it again. Sometimes the carburetors need a little time to get going. Also the warmer the engine gets, the better it should get but as you said, you ran it over ten minutes and that should have been ok. I would double check the other reasons I stated above and if all checks out you may have purchased a bad carburetor.
I see how adjustable screws on carburetor. One is a plastic black screw and small screw with spring. Which do I adjust to address surging? Do I tighten or loosen them?
You put the last gas girl on upside down I don't know if you noticed that or not but I did?
I sure did but you did not catch the note above it “I installed the gasket wrong. I did correct it” Good looking out though. Thanks for watching!
How does one know which way to face the gaskets and which gaskets go where?
Do you have video on how to install for new 2410 Troy Bilt snowblower?
This may help. It is the newer style engine. This video shows how to remove it.
th-cam.com/video/F3IL2w7XGjg/w-d-xo.html
Ok so simply go backwards to do installation?
Correct
Wish me luck..😂
What do I do if I put a new carb on and it surges? Same snowblower as the one in the vid...ty
Let it warm up at 1/2 throttle for 5 to 7 minutes. Depending on how cold it is it may take awhile for the carburetor to get warmed up. You may need to compensate using the choke to stop the surging until it warms up but after warm up, you should always take the choke off. If it still surges it may be a new bad carburetor, if it is a aftermarket carburetor? Every now and then you’ll get a bad one.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines ty....yeah I let it sit for about 30 mins at half choke..At first when I turned off the choke it would surge and shut off..After I let the blower run for about 30 mins with the choke halfway and turn the choke off it would surge but not shut off.....It's about 35 degrees out...Not too cold...I'm in Michigan..Were about to get a foot of snow tomorrow
I gonna run a full tank of trufuel with some seafoam in it to see if it helps....Does it hurt running the machine with the choke on a bit so it doesn't surge?
Yes it is perfectly fine. Check out this video I have on "How to get the job done" th-cam.com/video/O6-LXGAIEig/w-d-xo.html
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines thnx
shouldve just been the video on how to remove it but played backwards XD
If it could be done, It would have been much easier to do that but I’m not tech guy :)