How to remove carburetor TroyBilt 2410 Snow Thrower (Old Style)
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- How to remove a carburetor Troy-Bilt 2410 Snow Thrower (old style engine)
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Excellent video. I want add to my solution to correcting the surging idle on my 2011 Troy-Bilt Storm 2410 snow blower which has existed since I purchased it new from Lowe's in Nov '10. The engine is the same 179cc "early" version that Brad addresses in this video. My snow blower has always been stored indoors and properly winterized each Spring, but has had a "surging" idle since new. The engine starts easily, and runs fine under load (with partial choke). I have simply tolerated the surging idle until I ran across several TH-cam videos addressing idle surge in the Troy-Bilt Storm 2410.
After watching a couple of videos suggesting that a clogged idle jet will cause this issue, I decided to investigate. Following Brad's video for disassembly of the engine control shroud, and especially removal of the elusive lower starter switch screw to release the RH corner of the shroud, I gained access to the carburetor Idle Stop Adjusting Screw, and the Idle Jet Assembly without having to fully remove the carburetor. Sure enough, the air bleed hole in the idle jet was plugged -- not with varnish or debris, but rather with BRASS -- the idle jet was faulty from the factory!
Based on other videos which cautioned against enlarging the hole diameter more than .040", I used a #64 (.036") drill bit remove the brass in the center of this jet which I believe missed its component production "drill" process during manufacturing in China -- undoubtedly along with several hundred other jets in the same "batch".
After reattaching the carburetor shroud and exhaust heat shield, I fired the engine up and was treated to the pleasant sound of an idle that was smoother than a baby's bottom! AND, it only took me 13+ years to figure out the cause, and get it corrected -- we get so-o-o-o-o schmart, so-o-o-o late!! 🤔🥶😠
Brad you’re my hero! My 2410 179CC was surging horribly. First time this woman has EVER even seen a carburetor. Made the neighbors hear my roar at 1030 PM due to my excitement of my accomplishment! Snowblower has a name now, “kitten” cuz that’s how she will purr from now on!! Forget paying $80 for service pick up alone! THANK YOU
I am very happy to hear it all worked out! Thank you for the kind words!
After watching your video, I decided I would replace the carb myself. VERY VERY useful video, with the tips along the way, really giving information live and in person as you're going along. Ordered the carb from Amazon for $18 ... replacing the spark plug too. Thanks so much for making the video!
Take your time and you should be fine :) Thank you for watching and the kind comment.
Took you 11 min. to tear it down....It took me an hour to get to that point, having never done it before. I found you video after my tear down and waiting for my new carb to come in. This video will help me immensely with putting it all back together. Thank you for your time and expertise!!
I make it look a little easier because I have done it a few thousand times! LOL. I should have a link in the description on "how to install the carburetor". That will help you to re-install the carburetor. Please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and tell your friends to help my channel grow. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Not all heroes wear capes! You saved me so much money with this video! $18 on Amazon and my snow thrower runs again. Thank you!
I’m always glad to hear the success stories like yours. Thank you for the kind comment and for watching. Please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and tell your friends to help my channel grow. It would be greatly appreciated:)
By the way, I did remove the carburetor on my 24” storm Troy-bilt snow blower and cleaned and the surging has been fixed, thanks to your video.
Glad to hear! Thank you for watching and the kind comment.
I have the same machine and just fixed the problem. Thank you so much for all your videos about this old model.
I’m glad they were a helpful and your up and running! Please give all the videos that you watched a thumbs up as it will help my channel grow. It would be greatly appreciated!
This is amazing. I just fixed my troybilt. Took under an hour, even as a total n00b/ no experience in this. Thank you for saving me $400.
Glad it work out for you! and I was able to help you through it :)
Thank you so much for posting this video. The carburetor in my Storm 2410 was flooded and following your instructions I was able to replace it. The video was easy to follow along. Thank you
I’m glad it was helpful and you were able to repair your machine! Thank you fir watching:)
Thank you for the vid! My bro gave me his 2410 that wouldn't stay running when choke was opened up. It was his ex's that left old gas in it. $18 off Amazon for a new carb kit and about an hour-and-a-half of my time (now having done it, I could do it in a half hour) and it runs like new. Cleared 8 inches like nothing.
It’s a awesome feeling when you repair something and it all works out! I’m glad the video was helpful and thank you for watching!!
Instructions were perfect for my machine. Thanks so much. Great camera work. Great sound in the vid.
Keep up the fine work!
Thank you and thanks for watching :)
Thank you for the video. I am a good trained mechanic but it’s so helpful to see the routing of the little things beforehand.
Hi Bill, I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching and the kind comment :)
Thanks for your detailed tutorial.....just finished! Surging is gone and it starts like a dream. It took me about 40 minutes start to finish. I just wanted to reach out and let you know that your video made it possible.
Thank you for reaching out! I like hearing about the outcomes and doesn't it make you feel great when it all works out! I would highly recommend stop using pump gas and turn to either Aspen4 or True fuel as alternative. Aspen4 is much better but some people are having a hard time finding it. Here is a link to read up on it and to find a location near you. www.aspenfuels.com/products/alla/aspen-4/. Thank you for watching and the kind comment. Please share my channel to help it grow. Take care!
Awesome video! Incredibly clear, step by step instructions. I brought my twelve year old machine back to life with a couple hours of work.
I'm glad I was able to help you! Thank you for watching and the kind comment. please like, subscribe and tell your friends about my channel to help it grow!. It would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so very much for this video. I was able to replace the carburetor in my Storm 2410 with the instructions in this video. You explained the process incredibly well!
Thank you! I’m glad it was helpful!!
Brad: You rock buddy. I would have had a box of parts trying to remove the carb because I did not see that the shroud went under the starter switch and a few other things. THANKS for sharing your experience with us weekend fixers.
Hi Ken, I have been teaching my younger school students for over 25 years and have found a way to help others with my TH-cam channel. I’m glad this was helpful and thank you for the kind comment. Please give this a like and tell your friends about my channel to help it grow. It would be greatly appreciated.
Hi! I’m gearing up to do this job this coming weekend and your video seems really really great and thank you for posting this. I will let you know how it works out but I have great expectations. Again, thank you for taking the time!
Hi Ken, just take your time and you will be fine!!
Thanks so much Brad for this video. It was so very helpful when replacing my carb successfully yesterday.
I’m glad to hear!! Another success! I’m glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment.
Thank You! Your video was able to guide me through getting the carb off and putting the snow blower back into operating condition. Honestly, I was a coin-flip away from putting it out on the curb with a "free" sign on it. I was able to clean the gunk out of the carb, and re-use the gaskets. Thank you so much for your video(s). You rock, sir!
You’re very welcome! I’m glad your back up and running:) Thank you for the kind comment and for watching my video. Please give this video a like and share my channel to help it grow. It would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you! Took me a while to do but was nice to learn something and do it myself and at much cheaper cost!
Hi Justin, I’m glad you were able to get the job done using my video. Thank you for watching and the kind comment. Please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and tell your friends to help my channel grow. It would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you SO Much !!! Your video took me step by step through the process. Great job!
Hi Butch, thank you for the kind comment, I’m glad it went well! Please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and tell your friends to help my channel grow. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for watching:)
Very detailed video. I’m retired, looks like a early fall project. Thanks for all the tips!
I’m glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment. Just take your time and you’ll be fine:)
Very helpful video! Can't believe MTD made these without any kind of fuel valve or easy way to drain the gas...
Hi Mike, there is a side mount bolt on the carburetor bowl you should be able to access to drain the fuel from the carburetor. Not having a fuel shut off is not good. You may also try alternative fuel that you can purchase at the big box stores. Tru-Fuel. trufuel50.com/4-cycle-mix/. OR what I am now using Aspen Fuel. www.aspenfuels.us/. It is far superior to pump gas and you will not have the issues with gas going bad while storing your machine but do not mix the two (gas station gas with true fuel or aspen) You will not get the benefits from using the better fuel.
Thank you for the video. I was able to successfully swap the carburetor using this as a guide.
I’m glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment.
Thank you so very much. Tried everything and I am gonna just replace the carb as you skillfully demonstrated. Really hoping for the best. Outstanding instructional content that gives me confidence that I can do it.
Hi Stew, thank you for the kind comment. You will be fine!!! You got this. Just remember patience is the key. Please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and tell your friends to help my channel grow. It would be greatly appreciated:)
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Thumbs up and subscribed. Ready to get going. Kind of concerned about pulling off the red knobs without breaking them. New carb from Amazon will arrive soon.
Great job on the video, really helped me.
I'm glad it was helpful. Start using Aspen4 gas and you will not need to rebuild or replace your carburetor again! Here is a link to learn about the fuel and to find a location to purchase in your area. www.aspenfuels.com/products/alla/aspen-4/
Soooo helpful!!!! Thanks a ton! ❤
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Awesome!! Thank you very for posting!
I hope it was helpful!! Thanks for watching :)
excellent video - very useful! Thank you
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Awesome video thanks! Just tearing mine down to clean the carb. It's surging and annoying me. Time to find my 10mm.
Thanks for watching and I think there is a link in the description that will show how I rebuild it or search my channel. I know I have a video on rebuilding it if you need it. Thanks for watching!
Great video helped a ton
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Thank you for the video👍👏
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Amazing video, thank you for your wisdom!
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Done and done! Hopefully the new carburetor gets it going again! Thank you again!
Great video....Thank you
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Very good thanks
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Thank you!
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I know I can replace my gaskets and or carburator but, I think I just might want to have my neighbor or the local shop do the work. Great video. I know it's over two years old but, I just looked it up. 👍👍
Thanks for watching and commenting! At least you know how it’s done!
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines you are awesome. I have a friend that could probably take that apart with a blindfold and put it back together. I'm positive you sir could do the same. His name is Tony deprima. That's a art. 👍👍
Great video! Thank you. One.question: how many gaskets for this particular carburetor?
Thank you
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Thanks.
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Excellent video. Very clear and detailed instructions. Thank you. Would you recommend cleaning or replacing the carb? Do you have a video on how to clean the Troy Bilt 2410 Storm carb?
Clean it if possible, replace it if needed. Link to clean the carburetor is in the description.
Thank you for the video. I just picked up one of these older style 2410 snowblowers and the engine races horribly. I suspect the throttle plate is stuck open. When you replace the carb is there a specific one you replace it with?
You should look up the part number to get the correct carburetor for the machine
Thanks for the video. My machine is working fine,but when I store it for the next snow storm,I have to store it with an empty tank.
If I don't,the tank will drain until its empty.
Does this sound like the carburetor float or needle valve could be the problem ?
I'm half tempted to just order a new carburetor before I start this project this spring.
I might see what Troy charges for a new one,just to avoid getting the wrong one from Amazon .
Thanks again for your excellent video's!
Yes, the needle valve and seat may have some bad fuel deposits allowing the gas to keep flowing past the seat.
This is an excellent video! These engines are made of inferior metals. It is not worth the effort to rebuild one. After rebuilding a 179cc, Chinese manufactured, engine for a 2410 storm, I am shocked at the lack of quality. The aluminum is too soft. The smaller bolts are very brittle. These engines may last a while. However, they are liable to break a rod, sooner than a person can afford.
Yeah I have this snowblower and it needs the carburetor replaced. Fuel is leaking from the bowl after I tried to clean carburetor. Could not clean the needle because the screw is stuck down the center so buying a new fuel maker. I cut away plastic that is not needed in process of disassembly. I want some of those forked pry sticks but where do you buy them? Dirty fuel messed up the fuel maker I believe as the machine come with no fuel filter and no tank screen neither. The bowl was clean on the carburetor but when I put it back together the O ring must be shot. I am just getting a new one. Not much money.
Just look online for a “plastic fastener removal tool”. Any automotive store should have the tool.
I have this version of the 2410, there was fuel in the crankcase and seems like fuel coming from the exhaust when I try to start it, do you think a new carb is in order?
Yes, order a new carburetor, also flush oil out of crankcase and put fresh oil in and I would also install a new spark plug.
Hey great video, qq, i have the same machine, i just replaced the carb with the troy-bilt carb version, it was working great about an hour ago, i went inside and then started it up again, the engine isn't coming up to full throttle (max) speed, although the engine still runs, now it won't throw any snow out the shoot, the wheels move, the auger and snow thrower wheel works fine but now I'm just trying to figure out why it lost the high end power.
When you move the throttle from slow speed to high Speed the engine should sound different. If it stays the same , you may have the idle screw in to far or it sounds like you may have installed the carburetor incorrectly but without seeing or hearing it, to tough to diagnose.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines I just put the new carb on, no adjustments, the throttle is maxed but doesn’t seem to increase the rpm’s. Thanks and understand diagnosis is tough to do. Appreciate it!
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Hey, the next morning I decided to give it another go, it started it up and had full power, i think maybe there was water in the fuel? Maybe one of the jets was iced up for a second but all is well with the machine!
@@chuckbllrs3844 Nice! Glad to hear.
Hello mr Johnson
Amazing video
One question.
My 6 year old Troy bild carb is surging. Can I fix it with sea foam or other product or I need a new a carburetor
I would suggest trying to rebuild it before replacing it. I haven’t had experience with sea foam. I guess it would not hurt to try it and if it doesn’t work then rebuild or replace the carburetor.
I just replaced the carburetor. Once again, great video. Couldn’t done with out it. You are the best…
Holy mackerel Bat Man. How difficult would it have been to put in a drain tube
and petcock at the factory?
I know, right.
My same unit that I just bought used has an engine that surges once the choke is off. Prior owner had very little gas and debris in the tank. I emptied it cleaned it out put non ethonal gas and seafoam, and new spark plug and it did not help at all. I assume carb Is clogged some. Probably as much work to clean so I probably should just replace the carburetor correct?... I am a 57 year old non mechanic female going to attempt this. 🤔 any other suggestions? Or would it be best to to bring to a repair shop? Thanks
Hi Stacy, You may be able to operate it the way it is. watch this video. th-cam.com/video/O6-LXGAIEig/w-d-xo.html
What do you do to stop the surging of the engine and how do you increase the rpm, as mine is not fast enough.
Hi Tom,
The carburetor will need to be rebuild or replaced to stop the surging. (the surging came from gas going bad inside the carburetor from sitting for a long period of time without being used). The engine speed should not exceed 3600 rpms and you will need a tool (tachometer) to find out what the speed is. Here is a video on how to rebuild the carburetor th-cam.com/video/_ngK6l6_J7g/w-d-xo.html. and below the video in the description there are links to help you out. I would also recommend stop using pump gas and look into Aspen. Here is a link to read up on it. www.aspenfuels.us/products/all/
After setting the knob to choke, I can get the engine started, but it dies when I adjust the knob to run! What do you think is wrong and how do I fix it. This is a 2410 storm Troy Bilt snowblower, about 5 years old. Please advise.
Watch this video in the link below and all links to repair your machine are in the description. “My New Snow Blower Will Not Start!! It Only Ran One Time Last Year, Now It Will Not Run!!!”
th-cam.com/video/Wj25U4FDV-0/w-d-xo.html
Thank you thank you thank you! Looks very similar to the job I'm going to have to perform once the new carb arrives. only difference is that my 2410 model number ends in 766 instead of 711.... is that much different from this assembly?
If it looks the same it should be the same but I could not tell you what they all look like from one model number to another. Thank you for watching and commenting. Please give this video a thumbs up to help my channel.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Already gave you a thumbs up! Again, very much appreciate your videos!
@@davidturk417 Thanks Dave!
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Well, my new carb arrived, I think it's a ROP Shop brand, whatever that is. I plan to watch this video a couple more times before I start on it this weekend! I want to thank you again for posting these videos! If you were closer, I would just pay you to do it!
@@davidturk417 Good luck! Take your time and you’ll do fine!
I have a question, I bought a new carb, but the choke shaft doesn't clip onto the carb
If you mean the choke rod doesn’t fit into the hole of top of the choke bracket on the carburetor? I have come across a few that were very tight but they do go in or you may have purchased the wrong carburetor? Without seeing what your saying, it is hard to help.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines than you for your quick response, yes, it was an unbranded carb for the 2410... I just purchased the correct one, they have substituted so many parts with new ones
What type of engine on that snow blower???,,,,,Thanks,,,,,Good video!!!!
China model 265-SUA. You can look up the parts under the Troybilt model number.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Thank You,,,,,
I would like to increase the speed of the engine, as this storm Troy bilt snow blower doesn’t throw the snow far enough. Can you help me with this?
The engine speed should be between 3400 and 3600 rpm’s. I do not have a video on raising the engine speed because normally they never need that adjustment. Your not going to see better performance from raising the engine speed unless you have a huge difference in rpm’s. To help your machine perform better, you need to make sure the auger belt is correctly tensioned and spray silicone in and around the chute/auger and exhaust chute. If all is working correctly, then your machine is operating as it should.
Do you have to drain the oil if gas got into the crankcase?
Yes, if your carburetor fails that can happen and you absolutely need to drain engine crankcase and refill with new oil.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines I played hell getting that cover back over the choke blade maybe you should show that part if you do another one of these videos thank you for all your help and this video im now leak free and ready for whatever old man winter sends my way.
I’m glad you got it back together ok. The old style is a pain to get back together. When I get another one in. I will make a video on the removal and installation:)
Thank you so much for this video. My machine still wont kick on. I changed the carburetor, spark plug, oil, put in ethanol free gas and still wont start even when trying with the electric start. Can anyone please HELP
The next step is to check Ignition/spark. Check spark by using a inline spark tester if you can get one. If you do not have ignition, you will need to replace coil or find the reason why the coil is not igniting. If you have spark/ignition, next would be checking compression and unless you have a compression tester it may be a little tricky. When you pull the pull rope slow you must feel resistance at some point. If the pull rope comes out slowly with no resistance you may have no compression. It should feel easy then harder then easy. Only when you pull the rope slowly. If you haver no compression you will need to take it to a small engine mechanic or someone that could look into it a little further.
@Johnson's Small Engines thank you I truly appreciate it. I got it to start after half hour of pulling on cored and electric starting. I got it to start but shuts off after 10-15 seconds. I bought my carburetor from Amazon. Should I invest in a troy built carburetor?
@Johnson's Small Engines hey I'm back to let you know I checked out your cleaning carburetor video and cleaned out the original 1 put it back on and wa la. It works. Thanks for all your videos
Hi, mine starts but when switch to run, the engine dies. Is this carburetor issue still? I tried to fix by putting seafoam but no go.
You will need to rebuild the carburetor. Here is the link;th-cam.com/video/_ngK6l6_J7g/w-d-xo.html
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines ok thanks, i might just get a new carb. mine is the old model, does the new and old model have same carb?
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Thanks so much! I was able to replace the carb using your video remove and install. Now ready for the big storm tomorrow here in chicago
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Looks like you’ve been watching a few of my videos. I hope your back up and running soon.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Successfully swapped out the carb today. Your video was very helpful. Throttle plate was seized, varnished up and corroded...glad I decided to replace it instead of trying to rebuild it......had to pull the fitting out of the bottom of the fuel tank. The screen was completely varnished up and clogged. I didn't get a drop of fuel out of the line when i disconnected it from the carb. Added fresh fuel and two pulls later it started right up ! ! ! ! ! Thanks again ! ! ! ! !
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines It was a neighbors machine......I recommended they throw out their old gas cans and get a new one and gave them some Sta-Bil so they wouldn't have this problem again