Carberator Replacement Craftsman Snowblower Model 247 886940

[@indyhotdog7652]

Thanks for an excellent video. I previously rebuilt this carburetor, which was a messy job for me. (The most important part of the cleaning is having the correct cleaning wires to run through all of the ports, which I did not have. Instead I used both 22 and 28 gauge copper wires.) I paid about $20 for this replacement carburetor and would say it's a lot easier to do that rather than cleaning. For this specific machine I purchased Pro Chaser PC210705 Carburetor from Amazon. Also, the fuel filter and shutoff looked cheap and we're not included with the oem, so I just set them aside.

[@claybuck7601]

Thanks for the video. Watched this numerous times while replacing my carb. Machine started 1st try👍🏼

[@stevenroy51]

Thank you so much for posting this video. I'm not the handiest person but thanks to your instructions I was able to replace the carburetor in my craftsman and get it working again.

[@yishi5978]

Thank you for the video. I happen to have the same model of craftsman. I am so glad that I fixed it after watching your video.

[@michaelfarris2556]

That choke got you all choked up. Thats it show them young boys us old timers still got it.

[@suche114]

great instructions, thank you very much

[@nedaustin5690]

It seems the change could also be made by tipping the snowblower on its nose after removing gas. Any thought why it would not work?

[@miguelruiz8132]

Good teacher

[@suche114]

any advice, after changing out the carburetor the machine works but a lot of white smoke is coming out of the exhaust