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My youngest stepdaughter got her license at 16 and wanted to go visit her friends in my 85 Impala but before I let her drive off I made her change a tire on the car and she was smoking mad at me. I haft expected her to burn rubber leaving but she didn’t, point her! About 10 years ago she called me out the blue and said thanks for doing that. She is married but also very independent in a good way. I always told her when she got married to marry someone because of love and not because of necessity. She is 44 now and I am quite proud of all her accomplishments!
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After being quoted $120 estimate to get my mower working again after the winter, I decided to do it myself. With your video and about $35 in parts, I replaced the carburetor, plug and air filter and the mower cranked on the third pull. I'm so tempted to call the mower repair shop and thank them for motivating me to do this myself. Much appreciate you posting this.
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This was great! I have an older B&S model but very similar; the main difference being that there is only one linkage to the carb, not two. Took the carb off, paid $30 at a mower shop to have it cleaned so I wouldn’t have to deal with all that, and all works like new.
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The video worked for me. It gave me enough instruction to remove my existing carb, spray the crap out of it with cleaner, slap it back on and boom the mower worked fine.
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Oh my, you could not have made it easier to accomplish! My first carburator, replacement ever! Fortunately, with my model I did not need to remove the gas tank, Thank you.
Good video. However, it is important to note that you may need the lever choke if your mower has this. The video shows that there is one on the existing and the new carburetor. However, if you buy even an proper OEM one, it may not come with the lever. Every single one I have found online does not state that it comes or does not come with it. And, all of the pictures do not show it on the carburetor. There are two possible part numbers: 594058 and 799584. Based on everything I have found, these are the same. My mower's engine serial number matches up with Mfg. No: 104M02-0001-F1 according to Briggs & Stratton. Within their published parts manual, the carburetor is part number 594058. In the drawings, it specifically shows that the choke lever is not included with the carburetor and that is a separate part. Their part manual states that the part number for it is 591104. If you have these lever on your existing carburetor then you can try to take it off and put it on the new one or just buy a new choke lever.
Just a FYI. That red Oring that came with the new carburetor goes behind the adapter behind the metal mounting brackets, not in front of the adapter where the carburetor connects to.
Fixed mine today i tryed cleaning serveral times even tho it was spotless it still surged i think the shafts wore out and allowed air in the replacement works great and it starts on the first pull again
I followed these instructions and the new carb leaked gas out the I take like mad. Does this mean that new carb is faulty? Strangely enough when I reinstalled the old carb my mower started running again, so I guess these instructions worked even if the new carb didn’t.
Need a reply to this question. There is a retainer ring in place on the new replacement carb and a new black o ring lose in the box. What happens to these parts where are they used?
This video is faulty in that it doesn't explain that the replacement carburetor does not come with a choke lever. The old choke lever has to be pried off the old one. There is a video alone about installing a new choke lever. So be prepared to re-use the old one ... or order a new choke lever with the new carburetor.
Thank you Robert! I was baffled by that. What comes out of the box at 2:31 is NOT what is later bolted on to the machine. Another part mysteriously appears, first visible at 3:01. I assume that's the choke lever.
I found that most of the problems with these cheap china carb is the needle/seat is not setting right. A simple adjustment to the needle via shim where it sits in the float works well. The float needs to sit at a very flight angle up and NOT flat as mine was.
Question: What's the "official, full, correct and complete name and OEM Briggs and Stratton part number," of the item in this video that's just behind the carburetor mounting bracket, which you refer to, as the "adapter," as shown in the hands of the repair man, beginning at the 2:05 min. mark of the video . . . for a Toro Model 21321 Recycler 21-in Gas Self-propelled Lawn Mower with 140-cc Briggs and Stratton engine, which I am planning to purchase? Thanks, in advance.
Not quite as easy as the video shows when performing on an old, used mower, but after struggling along and re checking the video several times, it all went back together with no missing parts. Although, the carb kit had a wrong size fuel tube, so be careful as you pry it off each end, in case yours is the wrong size. At 2:43 there are no parts like on my machine.. a white plastic ring and a black o-ring that go together on the adapter after inserting it through the mounting bracket. Anyway, the hardest part was finding what type screw head the blower housing cover had as it was encased in gunk way down the hole. Needed a * driver. smh And, of course the gas tank does not just slide up and off. There's some type unseen latch that catches it, and I didn't feel like tearing up something, so was able to shift it over enough to perform the deeds. Without the helpful video, I couldn't have done it. Thank you! The mower, unbelievably, actually started on the very FIRST pull!!
I was thinking to do the carb kit first. I can replace the carb for $34, but I got the exploded diagram of the carb from Stratten. I will try to order the carb kit directly from Stratten, but if have a better suggestion, please let me know. Your comment is going to help me a lot (with this excellent video)!
Does anyone know what the small white nozzle is on the carb, above the gas line? It looks like a hose can attach to it, but I don't think there was ever a hose there. I have a 21" MTD Yard Machine lawnmower. Thanks.
Hey guys I found a gem sitting on the side Of the road in a pile off rubbish. It's a 1995 victe trim a line mower very small unit with a tecumesh two stroke engine. I wish I had taken a photo before I restored it. Trying to work out how to post a photo with this comment..
I bought a brand new carburetor with the automatic choke. It did not come with the piece the linkage that comes from the muffler attaches to. That piece on my old carburetor is broken. Where can I get that piece?
I did this and it runs at half throttle, I can press the throttle linkage back at the rear of the engine and it revs up. Anyway I could have bent the throttle linkage?
Now if only the 799584 carb were not such a POS. After a complete breakdown and cleaning, I discovered a non access able fuel line running from the jet main. ITS COMPLETLEY PLASTIC and a molded enclosed unit. What the hell? Instead of a ten dollar fix, I get to buy a whole new carb in the price range of 70-100 dollars! BOO on you Briggs and stratton!
I had the same issue. There is a shut-off-floater (same as your toilet water shut-off-floater), that mechanism has failed and you may or may not fix it. Just buy a new Carburetor and replace it again.
I just put the new carburetor in and everything was fine untili began to cut some thick grass and smoke or a vapor started coming out from the where the carburetor is!!!
I could use the part number for the carburetor mounting bracket applicable to Briggs and stratton engine model 104M05-0040-F1. Any assistance would be appreciated
I'm sure I've commented on this video before, but this is the best guide I have ever seen! Straightforward, to the point, awesome! Thank you
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Replace my carburetor in my lawnmower, and it works great. Instructions were great and simple!!! Thanks!!!
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I am a 43 year old stay-at-home mom. I followed this video and got my mower up and running and cut my very overgrown lawn! Thanks!
My youngest stepdaughter got her license at 16 and wanted to go visit her friends in my 85 Impala but before I let her drive off I made her change a tire on the car and she was smoking mad at me. I haft expected her to burn rubber leaving but she didn’t, point her! About 10 years ago she called me out the blue and said thanks for doing that. She is married but also very independent in a good way. I always told her when she got married to marry someone because of love and not because of necessity. She is 44 now and I am quite proud of all her accomplishments!
Great video.... Just replace the carb ! So many vids here about how to take the carb apart and clean it...They are cheap enough to replace !
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After being quoted $120 estimate to get my mower working again after the winter, I decided to do it myself. With your video and about $35 in parts, I replaced the carburetor, plug and air filter and the mower cranked on the third pull. I'm so tempted to call the mower repair shop and thank them for motivating me to do this myself. Much appreciate you posting this.
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No doubt this mans instruction is THE BEST I have ever seen , Thank you for concise ,clear instruction that has helped me and obviously many others.
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This was great! I have an older B&S model but very similar; the main difference being that there is only one linkage to the carb, not two. Took the carb off, paid $30 at a mower shop to have it cleaned so I wouldn’t have to deal with all that, and all works like new.
Thanks!!! This is a GREAT INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO!!
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Excellent Video, Very Comprehensive With Nothing Missed, Now I’m Confident to Remove and Clean my Carburettor. Thank you 👍🏻
Awesome video, very helpful and precise, thanks
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I am 61 yr old lady and I did this!!!
The video worked for me. It gave me enough instruction to remove my existing carb, spray the crap out of it with cleaner, slap it back on and boom the mower worked fine.
That's my plan too! :-)
Posted back in 2015, but "Still" a good video !
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Very professional and easy to follow
Oh my, you could not have made it easier to accomplish! My first carburator, replacement ever! Fortunately, with my model I did not need to remove the gas tank, Thank you.
thank you very much,,,although i was having a problem with a spring that fell off,,,your video showed me where the spring went to,,,,
Thanks! That mower looks brand new.
Good video. However, it is important to note that you may need the lever choke if your mower has this. The video shows that there is one on the existing and the new carburetor. However, if you buy even an proper OEM one, it may not come with the lever. Every single one I have found online does not state that it comes or does not come with it. And, all of the pictures do not show it on the carburetor.
There are two possible part numbers: 594058 and 799584. Based on everything I have found, these are the same. My mower's engine serial number matches up with Mfg. No: 104M02-0001-F1 according to Briggs & Stratton. Within their published parts manual, the carburetor is part number 594058. In the drawings, it specifically shows that the choke lever is not included with the carburetor and that is a separate part. Their part manual states that the part number for it is 591104.
If you have these lever on your existing carburetor then you can try to take it off and put it on the new one or just buy a new choke lever.
Just a FYI. That red Oring that came with the new carburetor goes behind the adapter behind the metal mounting brackets, not in front of the adapter where the carburetor connects to.
Thanks for the help. 1 year past warranty and it went out.
Fixed mine today i tryed cleaning serveral times even tho it was spotless it still surged i think the shafts wore out and allowed air in the replacement works great and it starts on the first pull again
Thanks! Could not have done it without you!!
So do you need to make any adjustments to a new carb or are they set out of the box? I can replace one easily, but tuning them is a different story
I replaced the carb but when white o ring was removed but not the old black one in front of metal bracket. Should i remove it?
I assume that the o-ring and retainer are in the new carburetor, correct.
I followed these instructions and the new carb leaked gas out the I take like mad. Does this mean that new carb is faulty?
Strangely enough when I reinstalled the old carb my mower started running again, so I guess these instructions worked even if the new carb didn’t.
Fixed my mower! Thank you!
So the retainer that was removed from behind the oring is not used on new carburetor?
Need a reply to this question. There is a retainer ring in place on the new replacement carb and a new black o ring lose in the box. What happens to these parts where are they used?
This video is faulty in that it doesn't explain that the replacement carburetor does not come with a choke lever. The old choke lever has to be pried off the old one. There is a video alone about installing a new choke lever. So be prepared to re-use the old one ... or order a new choke lever with the new carburetor.
Thank you Robert! I was baffled by that. What comes out of the box at 2:31 is NOT what is later bolted on to the machine. Another part mysteriously appears, first visible at 3:01. I assume that's the choke lever.
@@jondrayna6978 same here - good stuff! Thanks for calling it out Robert.
That's a critical missing part from the video. Nice catch. Luckily the old one pulls off relatively easily.
Do I not need to replace the white oring when reattached the carb
thank you so much.., could not have done it with out you !!
I found that most of the problems with these cheap china carb is the needle/seat is not setting right. A simple adjustment to the needle via shim where it sits in the float works well. The float needs to sit at a very flight angle up and NOT flat as mine was.
Thank you for sharing!
I did as the video showed but when I put it back together there's gas leaking from my primer button. What did I do wrong/need to replace?
Question: What's the "official, full, correct and complete name and OEM Briggs and Stratton part number," of the item in this video that's just behind the carburetor mounting bracket, which you refer to, as the "adapter," as shown in the hands of the repair man, beginning at the 2:05 min. mark of the video . . . for a Toro Model 21321 Recycler 21-in Gas Self-propelled Lawn Mower with 140-cc Briggs and Stratton engine, which I am planning to purchase?
Thanks, in advance.
Forgot to reinstall the plastic seal and o ring on the carburetor mounting housing.
Not quite as easy as the video shows when performing on an old, used mower, but after struggling along and re checking the video several times, it all went back together with no missing parts. Although, the carb kit had a wrong size fuel tube, so be careful as you pry it off each end, in case yours is the wrong size. At 2:43 there are no parts like on my machine.. a white plastic ring and a black o-ring that go together on the adapter after inserting it through the mounting bracket. Anyway, the hardest part was finding what type screw head the blower housing cover had as it was encased in gunk way down the hole. Needed a * driver. smh And, of course the gas tank does not just slide up and off. There's some type unseen latch that catches it, and I didn't feel like tearing up something, so was able to shift it over enough to perform the deeds. Without the helpful video, I couldn't have done it. Thank you! The mower, unbelievably, actually started on the very FIRST pull!!
I was thinking to do the carb kit first. I can replace the carb for $34, but I got the exploded diagram of the carb from Stratten. I will try to order the carb kit directly from Stratten, but if have a better suggestion, please let me know.
Your comment is going to help me a lot (with this excellent video)!
Did this step by step but I don’t think it is getting gas. Before I replaced the carb it would only run when tilted to the side
Now I have fuel leaking from the bottom of the carb. What did I do wrong?
you didn't put the o-ring and retainer back on at the end!!!
On the Briggs carbs I've installed the O ring & retainer are already in the carb outlet
good eye
Does anyone know what the small white nozzle is on the carb, above the gas line? It looks like a hose can attach to it, but I don't think there was ever a hose there. I have a 21" MTD Yard Machine lawnmower.
Thanks.
I was wondering the same thing but without the white thing, my drains gas out of there like a hose?
Thanks
Hey guys I found a gem sitting on the side Of the road in a pile off rubbish.
It's a 1995 victe trim a line mower very small unit with a tecumesh two stroke engine. I wish I had taken a photo before I restored it. Trying to work out how to post a photo with this comment..
I bought a brand new carburetor with the automatic choke. It did not come with the piece the linkage that comes from the muffler attaches to. That piece on my old carburetor is broken. Where can I get that piece?
I did this and it runs at half throttle, I can press the throttle linkage back at the rear of the engine and it revs up. Anyway I could have bent the throttle linkage?
U didn't put the other o ring back on
Now if only the 799584 carb were not such a POS. After a complete breakdown and cleaning, I discovered a non access able fuel line running from the jet main. ITS COMPLETLEY PLASTIC and a molded enclosed unit. What the hell? Instead of a ten dollar fix, I get to buy a whole new carb in the price range of 70-100 dollars! BOO on you Briggs and stratton!
that 799584 only cost $ 41.50 thru me
th-cam.com/video/QPrkCN_Va5E/w-d-xo.html a good video to watch on this.
i did all this, but now i get a fuel leak from between the air filter housing and the carb
I had the same issue. There is a shut-off-floater (same as your toilet water shut-off-floater), that mechanism has failed and you may or may not fix it. Just buy a new Carburetor and replace it again.
this is all too complicated for me
I just put the new carburetor in and everything was fine untili began to cut some thick grass and smoke or a vapor started coming out from the where the carburetor is!!!
Everything straightened itself out. It was because oil was getting into the carburetor. Once i stopped doing Everything bezame peazhy.
@@billybob042665 that's absolutely correct. I stopped titling it and everything went back to normal. Thank you :)
I could use the part number for the carburetor mounting bracket applicable to Briggs and stratton engine model 104M05-0040-F1. Any assistance would be appreciated
Your part number is 594058
The bracket is 593330
@@zfan2591 thank you!
@@zfan2591 thank you again!
Hi I notice the you didn't replace the o ring and retainer on the carburetor on this video
@Michael Fresh My new carb came with both pre-installed new.
still wont start
Same
And once again another repair not showing the mower starting up!