Carburetor Cleaning on a Troy Bilt Lawn Mower

[@david7806]

Your video was a big g help. Thanks

[@mliphart]

@@david7806 thanks for the comment

[@mattgargano23]

Not very mechanically inclined, but this video helped a ton and just showed how simple of a fix it really was. Thanks a lot!

[@mliphart]

My pleasure - that's why I do this. Please subscribe and like the video, if you haven't yet. Thanks.

[@kgoodfarms]

You helped me with your van video and it turns out we also have the same lawn mower you can help me with! lol Thanks again!

[@mliphart]

That's too funny. I'm glad I could help, lol.

[@MasonC2K]

Hey man. What did you use to get the two bolts holding the carb in? I have a socket set but there's just not enough space to get the socket too. and my adjustable wrench is also too big to fit in those spaces.

[@mliphart]

I used a 1/4" drive ratchet and socket - with an extension.

[@Sandman35739]

Great video! I broke the screw hole on the carburetor so ended up ordering a new one from Amazon, and since it came with a new air filter and spark plug I went ahead and replaced them also. Bad news: the mower still didn't start. Did you ever solve the Automatic Choke issue? I checked it out and it seemed to be connected OK but I don't know what else could be wrong with the mower.

[@mliphart]

I have not gotten it completely solved - it's a pain. I'm working on somehow rigging up a manual choke.

[@Mobilegaming0624]

My old beat 10 year old up ran over push mower starts everytime. New Troy built used 4 times. Won’t start.

[@mliphart]

It is definitely a finicky machine. There may be an issue with your automatic choke. I am still fighting with the automatic choke on mine. I am contemplating rigging up a Manuel choke system for it.