How to Clean a Plastic Briggs & Stratton Carburetor

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Today we'll be working on a Yard Works Self Propelled Mower, that has a Briggs and Stratton 725 EXI engine.
I'll be taking you through the steps of how to clean this carburetor!
How to FIX Design Flaw: • Briggs & Stratton 675E...
Model: 104M05-0093-F1
Replacement Carburetor: 799584
Replacement Jet: 594060
Replacement Air Filter: 593260 or STENS 102-851
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[@nyccotuscani6647]

Man... I searched and searched to find the exact repair video to fix my BlackMax EXI 725 for days... and finally found yours...THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CREATING THIS VIDEO BROTHER 👍🏾

[@garytompkins6955]

Hand's down, ONE OF, IF NOT THE BEST technical 'how to' videos I have ever seen! And I've seen A LOT. Everything is well described, well explained, reasons for everything given, well videoed and edited. This guy is not only knows his stuff, but is articulate as well! Thanks for doing such a fantastic job!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for the kind words Gary!

[@m.c.ruckus2032]

@@EliminatorPerformance I couldn't agree more about this detailed instruction video being thorough & complete. Great job and thank you! However, once I finished cleaning the parts well & dried I had an issue while re-assembling the carburetor, specifically the small bowl drain plug & that small O - Ring that seats inside the bowl drain plug. I found out the hard way how it can get pinched & rip when turning the plug with the hex tool. I used 3in1 Oil on the O - Ring, but it was a little stretched/worn & didn't want to sink into the groove when attempting the 1/4 turn required for it to seal properly & the little tabs on the plug that grip the tabs of the inside end of the hole cracked, rendering the plug itself useless as well as it's o-ring. The rest of the carburator went back together like new with no problem sealing the bowl, the jets cartridge, floater, needle, etc... The only issue is the plug & o-ring. I see replacement #'s for the entire Carburetor or Jet cartridge that you've left here in the description but can I just get the bowl plug & small o-ring replaced, as opposed to replacing the entire Carburetor & do you have the parts #'s for only that so that I can order them, please? I would appreciate it greatly!!! Again your videos are easily the best on KZbin, hands down. Please reply

[@BillPriestly]

I have the exact same Yard Works lawnmower with the Briggs and Stratton engine that is featured in your video. The mower would start and then die. I googled for info on that model with a plastic carburetor and viewed your video. You saved me a repair bill and the possibility of having to purchase a new mower. Thank you.

[@cuzz63]

I just did this same job this morning.

[@jrogers1776]

I think this has been the best and most comprehensive video I've seen so far concerning how to work on small engine carburetors. Thank you so much for making this video. It's helped me a lot!

[@mac7943]

Great video! No annoying background music, no personal stories... just step by step info. Thanks!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@timutube2]

@@EliminatorPerformance agree nice job explaining this process

[@ILuv2learn]

I could not ask for a more complete tutorial. The last time this happened, after taking out the carb, I just bought another for 20 bucks. They probably cost a lot more now. I also installed a fuel filter and fuel cut off valve back then, so I won't need to pinch off the line. Thanks to you I am going to clean the carb this time and I appreciate your help and well done on its production. The metal carbs on the old briggs seemed to last for more than a decade without fouling.

[@buzzbuster106]

I have a DR trimmer with a Briggs & Stratton 6.75 engine. Couldn’t get it to start. It would fire with starting fluid and then stop so I guessed I had a fuel problem. At 82 I wasn’t sure I was up to tackling a carburetor clean out never having ventured inside an engine before but watching your excellent video convinced me to give it a try. I watched a dozen videos and must tell you yours is absolutely the clearest step by step complete explanation with excellent video! You even showed how to remove the engine cover which none of the other videos thought to include. I was about ready to break it off after removing the 2 bolts. I knew you were a premier KZbin instructor when you took the time to list the part number for the o-ring around the top of the fuel jets assembly which might become damaged during take apart. The gold at the end of the rainbow was when my B & S started and ran perfectly on the first pull. I appreciate the time you take to make such an excellent, detailed how-to video. Bob Mc Bride in Maine

[@mistersixties]

This may be the best 'how-to' repair video I've seen. Solid, friendly advice with a good pace, excellent close-ups, and simple steps. It includes re-assembly details and gotchas that others often gloss over. I followed step-by-step, pausing the video as I went. The only issue in my repair was due to my ignorance. I sent the lawnmower blade out for sharpening and tried to start the mower without it. OUCH! The kickback from the pull cord almost yanked my hand off my arm at the wrist! Apparently, this motor uses the blade as flywheel weight and kicks back with a vengeance without it. Thanks again for the quality video!

[@The1jonnyz]

I watched your video and had the carb cleaned and mower running in about a half hour! It was blocked in one of the tubes. Thanks for taking the time to post your vids.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@DontWorshipRapists-zw5si]

Hey Tough Guy - You are a Champion of the People. You Saved me $75 bucks and gave me the Satisfaction of Accomplishment. It Worked - My Mower Started on the first pull..... Twice. Wanted to make sure it wasn't a Fluke. Thank You.

[@davidcoudriet8439]

Nice tip on trimming the choke lever! Many seem to hate these plastic carbs, but I love 'em. Consider the simplicity, ease of service, entire jet system pops right out, and NO CORROSION, EVER! Depending on the equipment, you can even do the clean and not even remove it from the engine. Excellent vid as always.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@philliphall5198]

There really easy to remove and clean in ultra sonic cleaner

[@lincolnguy1991]

Thanks for the comment about being able to remove the jet system assembly without actually removing the carburetor. That is specifically what I was wondering about. So I thank you very much for that.

[@mickypetersen2331]

You are THE BEST teacher! I watched several videos on B&S carb rebuilds and this one is the best by far! Thank you, my lawnmower is running like new!! :-D

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Yes he gets straight to the point

[@janec933]

Very good video regarding B&S plastic carburetor. I haven't seen the step-by-step teardown and repair done so clearly anywhere else.

[@gb-google9555]

Very informative. Step by small step. Perfect for someone like myself who's never worked on a carburetor before. Excellent approach and instruction. Thanks.

[@foxccc7517]

Finally! Found a video that actually tells & shows proper steps

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Be sure to check this one out kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3i2fmOKo9WlhKc

[@foxccc7517]

Think i need a new needle valve. Gas leaking through carb

[@foxccc7517]

Briggs/ bol push

[@juliantorres4298]

Very detailed compared to other videos. Thank you my lawn mower started right up after sitting for over a year.

[@royslagle1406]

Great video! You might want to mention to be careful with the float needle. Has a rubber tip that can come off and it’s hard to find!

[@darleybell4395]

Absolutely one of the best most detailed how to videos I’ve seen. Attention to detail and clear and concise instructions. I’ve cleaned numerous dirt bikes, and quad carburetors over the years but never a plastic one. You made it very easy to take care of my problem. I have a Husqvarna 3100 power washer which was made by Briggs & Stratton that wouldn’t start and I’ve heard that you just throw the plastic carburetors away and buy a new one. Not the case. Thanks for all your help.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for the kind words, glad it helped!

[@edjakob5908]

Excellent video describing cleaning B&S plastic carburetor. I successfully cleaned one on a B&S 675, but this video showed more detail by further disassembled the jet assembly.

[@randymartin2183]

This is the best DIY video that I have used. The steps were laid out in a logical manner. The tips given were very useful. My mower runs like new. Thank you.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@sonohuey]

Want to say thank you. My Snapper mower with this B&S engine would not perform. Followed the tutorial and the filing down of the lever for the choke fixed everything. Followed what the video said - removed the tank and carburetor. Cleaned everything with carburetor cleaner and blew out everything with my compressor. The mower runs like it is brand new again. I want to thank you for an easy to follow video for cleaner the carburetor. Thank you.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching, glad to hear you have it running again!

[@crittertube6912]

Rebuild based on the first two videos didn't work. This one was much more thorough. I rebuilt based on the steps here and she started on the first pull. Great video! Thank you!

[@dinamat5963]

Thanks for the video, i just removed the carburator and cleaned it with brake cleaner . It was full with oil. I missed your video so i didnt cleaned the jets in distributor. Will do it again. Thanks to your instructions. Just a message to youtubers, in my case the previos owner had about 1/2 a liter of extra oil that caused to run into the carburater when placed in shed upright.

[@michaelditmar9187]

My Troy Built mower with the same Briggs and Stratton engine/carburetor wouldn't start after sitting all winter. I've never messed with small engines or carburetors, but I found this video and it seemed easy enough. Followed it exactly, took apart the carb, cleaned up the fuel tank and fuel line - which is where the problem was. My screen at the bottom of the fuel tank was gunked up with old gas and when filled with water nothing flowed out. Anyways, learned a lot from this video and it solved my problem and saved me a bunch of money too. Thanks!

[@bogdankowalski770]

Best video on how to clean the carburetor on the net. Managed to get a smooth running engine after following your extremely simple and clear instructions. Thank you and well done!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@Straycurrent]

Excellent video -- loaded with info, concise, and excellent views of the parts. Today I started a carb clean on my 725exi and stopped to see if I could find some info on KZbin. I'm sure glad I found your video - it has saved me from making a mistake or two. Thanks!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheFiredragon52]

Just fix my neighbor's lawnmower equipped with plastic carburetor through 3 videos l viewed today . Your's are the most informative, thanks However, do simplify some procedures, since the interiors are pretty clean after opening it up, just pop the cartridge up ( using those sewing package needles and tool from Dollar Store) clear slightly enlarge the main jet, mouth blow to ensure all holes are unplug ... Reinstall accordingly ! One pull started and stay on repeatedly, Self satisfaction 😅hank

[@taylorantley]

This is the definition of *clean*. Everything is like brand new

[@woundedtiger7547]

Thank you so much for sharing. My lawnmower has been sitting for 2yrs. Can't afford lawn service anymore. So been trying to get it running for a month. An found your channel. Hadn't tried cleaning the carburetor. Didn't know how really. Prefect. First pull after your instruction. Happy days. 😊

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching Dana!

[@gordbaker896]

I always try to blow/wash off the engine before working on it. Great Fix. I run a bunch of short metal screws with hex heads into worn tread on drive wheel.

[@jamestorres963]

I bought a Snapper mower from Walmart it has the B&S 725EXI engine. I used it one whole season, then emptied the gas tank and put it away for winter. Got it out the following spring , filled it with gas, pulled on the cord and it would NOT start. Replaced the spark plug then the air filter. STILL NO DICE. Threw my hands up in the air and put it back in the garage, used the old mower I had on stand by since I knew it worked. Flash forward 3 seasons I see this video and the one about the choke system design flaw, I drag out the mower and apply everything you have in these two videos, pull on the cord and away she goes like a champ!!! DUDE!! YOU ARE THE MAN!!!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the world. I was already going to wheel it out to alley for spring cleaning, NOW I can use it till the cows come home.

[@crmatous2]

Yes, this is the best video I have seen on repairing a carb. THANK YOU!

[@timharrington9053]

Helped me get my mower running again and avoided a trip to the repair shop! Thanks for the detailed video!

[@jimworstell3969]

Thank you for the very good description of what I need to do to fix the engine on my step-daughter's lawnmower. I am a true newbie when it comes to fixing mechanical things, but you did such a fine job of telling and showing me what to do that I feel confident that I can do the job.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for the kind words, and good luck on the mower, thanks for watching!

[@troysundquist7703]

Beautiful. Instructions were perfect. I went from wanting to throw the mower out, to starting it first pull once the steps were completed. Thanks again.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@bulldogms]

You saved me..mower died after about 10 minutes into a one hour now. Local engine store didn't have this carb. Followed your instructions and was back in business. One thing I didn't have was the hex bolt for the bowl so I just hoped it was fairly clean. Running like new! You saved me tons of time and some money! Thank you!

[@TraciNickey]

I just used your video to take the carburetor off of my lawnmower and your instructions were perfect. Tomorrow I’ll put it back together and hope it starts.

[@tekboyg]

Great video! One thing to be wary of when using compressed air to clean the white main jet cassette is that it is possible to dislodge the other brass jet insert. Not the one that sits in the fuel in the float bowl but the other one. This happened to me but luckily I saw it fly out and found it!

[@ToddRafkin-yw6hp]

This video was frickin fantastic I like the way you somehow was able to follow your work and you did not sit and talk about b.s. I noticed a lot of people make videos just like to ramble and here themselves talk, kind of like when we were younger and called a radio station to hear ourselves the DJ would always tells us to turn ur radio down !! Anyway I will gladly watch any video that you produce I enjoyed listening to someone that knew what they were doing and not just winging it! Thank you sir.

[@mooresoccer]

Very well done. Clear and concise. I have this exact engine on a power washer, only one year old. Couldn’t keep it running. Decided to follow your carb cleanup - gel fuel was exactly where you mentioned. Reassembled , started first pull. Thank you for the video.

[@perkijl1]

Excellent video, my mower was "surging", I didn't find anything obvious like the chunks in the video but after cleaning the carburetor, cleaning the tank and using new non-ethanol gas the mower works great, thanks.

[@gregory2421]

Great video. Now this is how you make a video, he shows how to take it apart in detail and how to put it back together in detail, great work.

[@YourDailyR]

Your video saved my day. My mower works lime a charm now. If anyone is facin the « start-then-stall » issue, this is the solution. A tip is, I used my bike pump to blow air in it as I don’t have a compressor.

[@user-lf3mg2sk5j]

Thank you for this step by step video. I had never done this before and I was able to clean the carburetor and get my lawn mower running again. Great job putting this video together.

[@jimrockot5507]

Thanks. I have a Swisher string trimmer with a Briggs and Stratton 675 EFI engine, and found this video helpful in figuring out how to remove the carb so I could de-gunk it. The only differences from what was shown in the video was that the screws holding the engine cover on has a #20 Torx head, and I found it easier to reconnect the engine breather to the air filter housing prior to reinstalling the engine cover. Great instructions.

[@thatguyben3128]

I want to congratulate you on a very well made video that was straight forward and easy to understand 👏🏼 while you may have posted this 4 years ago, it’s actually more relevant now as these machines age and become less reliable. I’ve taken all you’re advice onboard and was able to get a non-functioning mover running better than ever 🏆 … thankyou, you’ve got a new subscription 🫡

[@labory99]

This couldn't have been a better tutorial. I was able to complete the work on my B&S 725exi in about an hour, and it works like a champ now. Thanks!

[@ppsamm3275]

Thanks! Followed every step and the mower started up on the first pull. No doubt this saved me a bunch of trial and error.

[@Trades46]

I try to keep my lawnmower in top condition and store it over the winter by running it dry, but even then it still requires a manual carb clean before the first mow of the season with fresh fuel. Thanks for the tips and advice

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Try to buy a can of engineered fuel, like VP or Kinetix, even Aspen fuel, run mower dry, add half a can, start and run for a minute and then shut off and store. It'll start next year almost guaranteed!

[@C8Kid]

Good video My craftsman platinum 7.25 hp lawnmower wouldn’t start. Went through my carburetor, It fire right up.

[@trullum]

My lawnmower started after following this guide! Thank you!

[@rotagilla1481]

Best video on this subject I've seen. Just cleaned my carb for the 3rd time, needed to be reminded of the steps. Very well done.

[@jbfisher9202]

Excellent instructions and easy to follow your detailed approach. Only issue I had was reinstalling the main jet housing. Could not get it pressed in. Looked in the bowl and saw a sleeve was blocking the center port. With a small piece of wire I pushed it out of the port and everything snapped into position. Thanks for your excellent work.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Yes I forgot to mention that part, if you bump the carburetor or move it at a certain angle, the tube that it presses into can shift. Thanks for watching!

[@ssardinajr]

Thanks, most people tell you just to replace the carburetor if it's plastic, who knew it's so simple to clean easier than the metal ones I think, I have 2 carbs like this, cleaned both after watching this no problem.

[@philliphall5198]

There’s ton of wontabe mechanic on utube But you are the real mechanic and the rest are a waste of time Thank You’ll for information and great videos we can learn from

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks

[@davidweaver3024]

Hey man, just wanted to add that you do a great job with your videos- have helped me out on several occasions- always concise and very helpful. Big thanks from a Georgia boy

[@Rabid_Badger_racing]

I'm a EETC certified mechanic and I want everyone to know not to leave any gas station type fuel in their machinery for more than 6 weeks. If you can get Aspen fuel it's all you need and I will stand by it. Run the fuel tank completely dry and put in some Aspen fuel. Start the engine for a minute and set it off the side till next year. Aspen fuel is good in the tank for three years and good in the in the unopened bottle for five years. It will stop your carburetor problems with this and it also burns cleaner then any other fuel. I will stand behind this method over anything else. Standard fuel from the pump is the biggest problem. Look up Aspen fuel and you will see.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

I had to quit using Aspen fuel because the fumes burned my eyes. Also had other guys who couldn't race go carts using Aspen because of how it negatively affected drivers behind anyone who was running Aspen. Not sure why, but we've switched to Kinetix engineered, ethanol free fuel and it works great. Gulf Pro also sponsored us but their products were far to expensive.

[@Rabid_Badger_racing]

@@EliminatorPerformance I only recommend it for storage. I don't recommend to use it constantly. I fully understand what you mean. That is why we only use it to store the machine when not in use. I will have to look that fuel up. I'm in the Pacific northwest and I haven't heard of that brand. Thank you for your information I'm greatful for that.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

@@Rabid_Badger_racing I get Kinetix through Power Source Canada here in Ontario, which is the Power Distributor for Briggs and Stratton parts. I believe the main distributor of Aspen got in an argument with someone and it's harder to get through various suppliers, as I know Theo Turgen and ESF Direct stopped selling it as well. The Gulf Pro Fuels is available only through a company called Small Engine Service, and their costs were unfortunately too much. Because I'm a dealer through Power Source, I get free shipping on orders of $350 Canadian, so I usually add a case or 2 of fuel (50:1 or straight) and use the free shipping on that order as an additional cost savings. We do not use TruFuel anymore as we had issues with their fuel, mainly because there was never a date code, so you could be buying 5+ year old fuel

[@Rabid_Badger_racing]

@@EliminatorPerformance I learned about trufuel in school and I don't like it either. I found it was a waste of time. That is why I started researching all synthetic fuels. Me biggest concern was to help customers who were bring in machines constantly because of old fuel from clogging up carburetors.

[@mgomez5606]

Good presentation when you return mower fixed and washed to customer.

[@bradleyluft7428]

This was an excellent tutorial for for this problem. I had never cleaned out my own carb before and was not sure about the project, or if this was the cause of my problem. I fallowed this video step by step (drained but did not remove tank) and the lawnmower is running better than new. I recommend watching the video right to the end first, then go back and go step by step. It was very helpful putting it back together. A few things to look out for. Loved this video. I'm sure you saved me at least $150.00 where we live. Thank you!

[@bobhart1155]

EXCELLENT video! Thanks very much for posting. I have a Craftsman mower with one of these cranky plastic carbs. Your video is just what I needed to fix my mower and put it back into action.

[@davesmith9451]

Thanks so much! I had that annoying surging issue and your detailed video helped me to try cleaning a carb for the first time ever. Success!! I look forward to your help in the future. I really like how you point out steps or tricks that prevent future issues or damage during disassembly or re-assembly. I appreciate the help.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching, glad it helped!

[@genesis7007]

Beat lawnmower fix video. Thank you so much for the detailed video.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Glad it helped!

[@nwd200081]

Thanks for the great video - fixed my surging mower issue now running like a dream 👍

[@Vfh........y]

Good stuff as always. I'm an experienced mechanic but I really like your videos for stuff I have not seen before

[@deaniespikes2643]

From the detailed, thorough step-by-step explanation to the excellent camera work, one of the best videos I've seen! Thanks for your time and effort! I hope this helps me out! I'm working on a lawnmower that inadvertently had gas poured into the oil spout, and then run for a while. I've changed the oil twice, and it is up and running. Gas is getting into the piston after it sits for a while, however, and also leaks out of the carb inlet right behind the air filter. May be the rings, but a good carb cleaning is a small first step!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Leaking Needle valve causes fuel to flood from the carb into the intake, which goes into the cylinder and past the piston rings to dilute the oil. Common issue. Replace the needle valve and change the oil twice.

[@deaniespikes2643]

@@EliminatorPerformance I'll do it today! Thanks, so much!

[@deaniespikes2643]

@@EliminatorPerformance Followed your steps to a tee, and the machine started right up! Changed the oil twice, and adjusted the valves. Hopefully, it will give them many more years of service from the mower!

[@adamngakiri]

You just saved me whatever the cost of a service would have been.. I wasn’t confident that it wound do the trick but it started literally first pull of the chord.. thanks so much.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Glad to hear you're back up and running Adam. If you don't mind, consider leaving me a Google review? Most of my customers are older and don't use computers much, so I'm trying to boost my reviews. Thanks for watching!

[@urieldelteco]

This helped me a ton. Scored a free 2019 craftsman pressure washer with the same carb and now it’s good to go. Thanks for the detailed video!

[@randalls.1978]

Excellent advice, thank you, will try doing it myself, it's true, this model design is very prone to gas crystalizing, because of the jet always submerged in gas, even after only 5 months of sitting in storage

[@davidj.esposito1867]

Excellent video ! Thanks for not reminding me that gasoline is flammable! I got as far as the distribution tube. Now I'll pull it apart again and do that. Years ago, carbs were metal and gas had lead and there never seemed to be problems. Thank you for this very thorough article !!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@tonygombas491]

Hi I just want to thank you so much for sharing your knowledge I followed your instructions step by step and me who’s not a mechanic and wow !! after assembling the carb , installation filled it half way just one pull and it started my wife was so happy Thank you

[@0dbm]

Hands down the best Briggs video out there

[@lucasellis5713]

Used this vid as a guide yesterday. Mower feels brand new. Thank you!

[@AverageRetiredGeek]

Absolutely the information I needed and then some. Great video, well presented with no wasted bull-pucky. Thanks for the parts info also. Now back to the mower!

[@kvsales]

Thank you for this amazing video. It gave me confident to open and clean my machine and its running now. There was two places I got stuck but was able to resolve it. 1. Opening cover at 2:22 mark - The Torque screw: I could not figure out the screw type as my mower has dust in it but listening to your video again and again then picked up whats a Torque screw. That helped. 2. When I take off Float and needle valve at 7: 15 - The needle valve was in the cup and I did not know where that came from. figure out by the shape and put that point part in and the intend part in the top where there is a space to put that in.

[@anthonyrenteria7069]

Great job explaining and recording how to clean a plastic carburetor.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@BuddhaWA54]

Thanks for the step-by-step. Just picked up a non-starting Husqvarna 725AWDHQ today. Hope this cleaning solves the problem.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Don't forget to check out the auto choke design flaw video I did

[@kylealcombrack8274]

I’ve watched a few videos on this and have to say yours has been the best. Thank you.

[@Srinivas1810]

Detailed and great explanation! I followed your steps on my 675exi series and my lawn mower is up and running now! Thank you for this awesome video!

[@Birdwoman58]

Thank you. I have two mowers that start and won't stay running. I like your video.

[@williamwaters4506]

Very detailed, excellent. Thanks for showing how to get the top off. You can buy these carbs. for $10. The same carb has three #: 596505 or 597327 or 594058

[@lcompito]

Thank you so much! Lawn mower is up and running thanks to your video!

[@brianforish2542]

Hey man great tutorial! I have a power washer with this engine. I was worried I'd break the main jet distribution assembly and your video helped me confidently remove it from the plastic housing. I may have gotten it without the vid, but I also may have broken it cursing the whole time hahaha. I fixed my engine using only some carb cleaner spraying the jets which were plugged due to E10 gas left over winter. I ended up watching the entire video. Just want to let you know that I like your commentary and editing. This is the first video of yours I've watched. You have a way of including all the pertinent detail that's condensed yet understandable. You're a great mentor thanks!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@waynebrunner1826]

Wish I had come across this video a week ago.. Best review I've seen! Now, to do it over. Thanks!

[@kiltedcrafter6268]

This was great! I got the motor running in about 10minutes after watching your video. Thanks 👍

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@charlesbryan3005]

Excellent video! I might be brave enough to try to clean the carburetor now. Thanks!

[@nzrubber1621]

Thanks very much on the detailed video, sorted out my carby issue no problem - cheers!

[@MikesVlogss]

Thanks for the great video, my BNS mower started right up after sitting for 5 months

[@matthewmcconaughy7351]

THANKS. I JUST CLEANED MINE OUT TO GET IT BACK GOING FRM THIS VIDEO

[@AlesMP]

Thanks for the video, I have a similar mower with the same briggs & stratton 625 series engine and this video helped me a lot. when it ignited it started to crack

[@txs4890]

Great job of detailing the cleaning process! You saved my day, thanks.

[@jonathandavid3632]

Excellent vid bro...the only thing I would suggest to everyone is to not use a flat head to pry out that white plastic jet as it can damage the plastic around it and the seal as stated. You can push from the inside of the cab where the distribution tube comes up, then u can gently remove from the under..that hole where you push that tube down must be lined up before re installation... Lovely detailed vid bro!

[@joehorecny7835]

Boy, you make it seem so easy!

[@russb3816]

I love seeing videos about equipment that I actually own. Thanks for all the great videos and thanks for all the info. Awesome job.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Anytime, and as always, thanks for watching!

[@greggplke-hh6mz]

Cool! I had been cleaning them with torch tip cleaners and fresh gas. Thanks man!!! I'm old school.

[@gileswaggett4960]

Brilliant tutorial - saved me time, money and my sanity. Thank you.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching!

[@RandyWBrown]

My neighbor has this carb on his Snapper and he isn't very good at working on much of anything. So he brings it to me and the first thing I noticed was the choke spring was missing. Before I do what you just did is this a part that is easily accessible or one of those,you have to buy the entire carb or find a donor carb. Thanks man great detailed video which will make this job super easy! A part # for that spring would suffice also.

[@MHP420]

This helped me out a lot man, very comprehensive easy to understand and follow, you made a great guide and thank you for helping me fix my mower!

[@weschaffin]

Really good video on this type of b&s carb. Very well done.

[@markbrandon5236]

Excellent video. I have the same B & S 725 series 163cc mower with the plastic carburetor so now I can clean the jet to get fuel to flow properly. I took it apart once to clean it and didn't know that the white plastic jet assembly comes out to clean the other intake ports inside it so I only got about 15 minutes of run time before it stalled out and wouldn't stay running (starts and then shuts down in 2 seconds). Thank you.

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Check out my video on Briggs plastic carb design flaw! Make sure your mower isn't affected!

[@antoniobrown3219]

This is the exact same engine and the exact same problem I'm having! You won't BELIEVE how much extra work I did for no reason, lol. Gonna give this a try in the morning, let u know how it goes...thanks for the video!

[@EliminatorPerformance]

Thanks for watching, good luck! Might want to check out this video too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3i2fmOKo9WlhKc

[@antoniobrown3219]

@@EliminatorPerformance got it! Let u know how it goes...🤞🏾

[@antoniobrown3219]

@@EliminatorPerformance 🥳 100% Success! I can't tell you how helpful your vid was. I tore it down, cleaned it and reinstalled it JUST LIKE YOU DID. TBH, I'm almost surprised at how well things went. Appreciate you Sir! 🙏🏾🤝🏾