Need carb help on couple machines

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buddyp

Discussion Starter · Aug 27, 2013

So I've done some searching but can't find what I'm looking for. First up I need a carb rebuild kit for an LT1000 with a 19.5 Briggs twin. The engine model is 42E707. The type is 1631 01. The code is 9705095B. I've found a couple different carb kits, but not sure if one of you guys know more about this engine.

Second, got a custom 10, not sure what year, dad got it in 85. Can't find a tag on tractor anywhere. Anyway, since we've had it, never Thad to take carb apart, just adjust every once in a while. But now it leaks fuel and constantly hunts. Probably best to just get a new carb if cant find rebuild kit. Where do you guys find parts for these things? Engine model # is 143-619012 and s/n is 0321 08221.

Third, got a SS16 I picked up for 100 bucks. Not sure what year. Need same thing lol, new carb. Tractor model is 91725751. S/n is 5061. Engine BF # is MS/2379B. S/n is 0473619039.
Any help is appreciated guys

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Bill Kapaun

· #2 · Aug 27, 2013 (Edited)

On the Briggs, you have either a 3 or 4 screw fuel pump carb. kits are different.
Briggs part#-
3 screw 694056
4 screw 693503

The 2nd has a Tecumseh HH-100 engine.

3rd engine is an ONAN. Others will have tohelpthere.

I think I might be able to locate a link for a 917.25752. Should be very similar to yours.
EDIT-
I think stripmine may have this manual, but I lost all my bookmarks last week

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buddyp

Discussion Starter · #3 · Aug 27, 2013

Ok I found that info for the Briggs, didn't know if there was a way to tell by the numbers. I knew the others were Tecumseh and onan, but never knew it was a Tecumseh HH-100. Thanks for the help and let me know if you find that link

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Onan18

· #4 · Aug 28, 2013

The Onan will have a Marvel DD-11 if it is original. A new one is ~$580.00 from Cummins. A re-build kit was ~$125.00 the last time I bought one but truthfully about the only parts you have to replace on those are the top gasket, O-Ring on the high speed needle, and needle valve and seat. Boomer can get you all of these.

Joe

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buddyp

Discussion Starter · #5 · Aug 28, 2013

Wow thats expensive lol. And I'm not sure how the carb really is. I cleaned it, but the intake manifold gaskets were ripped, so It wouldn't run right even if the carb was good. And who's this boomer guy, hear alot about him

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