13:02 I have seen ones with plastic. Needle and ones with metal needle. They are 2 different part numbers of carbs. The plastics one is newer one . And I don’t like the plastic needles. I have had more problems with them than the metal ones . Great video here Keep them coming I might stop by sometime to say hi. As I am not far from your shop
Hello Tom From Kentucky. I was really disappointed to see that the newer Toro Recycler mowers have started using the totally plastic carburetors instead of the metallic carburetors like my sisters older Toro Recycler has on it. I always felt that the Vortex Technology was nothing but a sales gimmick. There was absolutely nothing wrong with the performance of the older Toro recyclers. Those gas caps can be a royal pain in the 🫏🫏🫏 when the o rings decide that they no longer want to seal properly.
I have seen one of those on a plastic carb like it got blocked in the same spot , I ended up just replace it as it wouldn’t clear I could spray carb clean into the seat and it would come out . But not the other way around
@@dfields9511 That's another good thing about them, no rust. The brass jets will always clean, where some of the older carbs get rust inside the carb and they aren't really worth saving.
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My friend Another great video . Have a nice day!
13:02 I have seen ones with plastic. Needle and ones with metal needle. They are 2 different part numbers of carbs. The plastics one is newer one . And I don’t like the plastic needles. I have had more problems with them than the metal ones .
Great video here
Keep them coming
I might stop by sometime to say hi. As I am not far from your shop
Hello Tom From Kentucky. I was really disappointed to see that the newer Toro Recycler mowers have started using the totally plastic carburetors instead of the metallic carburetors like my sisters older Toro Recycler has on it. I always felt that the Vortex Technology was nothing but a sales gimmick. There was absolutely nothing wrong with the performance of the older Toro recyclers. Those gas caps can be a royal pain in the 🫏🫏🫏 when the o rings decide that they no longer want to seal properly.
Nice fix Dobster.
Money 🤣🤣🤣🤣 saved another one and thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸
The plastic needle doesn’t corrode as bad as metal and B12 will keep them clean if you add a tad to fuel
I have seen one of those on a plastic carb like it got blocked in the same spot , I ended up just replace it as it wouldn’t clear I could spray carb clean into the seat and it would come out . But not the other way around
Vortex in ATL some good burgers and wall art
I spill more gas with those new EPA spouts. Then I ever did with the old ones. New cans all get the EPA delete !!!
Beverly Hills Cop, it is you are not gonna fail for the banana in the exhaust pipe....LOL Great video, now I know how to not treat my Toro Recycler.
glad to see someone caught that haha!
The only big difference in the Briggs plastic carbs are the jets in the white insert. That's one of my favorite things about them.
Yah they are ok but on the jets clog up easier then on older flat head models . At least they will not corrode except the Jets
@@dfields9511 That's another good thing about them, no rust. The brass jets will always clean, where some of the older carbs get rust inside the carb and they aren't really worth saving.
Vortex technology for your mower to cut the grass much better
how do you dispose the bad gas that comes out of the gas tank?
you'd have to call me and i'll tell ya, cant say it online hehe
It makes a good solvent to clean things with an old paint brush.
@@TomDobyMowerRepair lol
Fire starter. Shop solvent.
Bullwinkle
These mowers are pieces of sheet!
No, not you Tom. You don’t run your mouth.
hahaha