How to Remove Carburetor Craftsman Snow Thrower. Model 31AM6CSG793

[@UncleAL2006]

Your videos are so much better than the others - all the ibfo and none of the BS. Thank you!

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

I’m glad they are helpful and thank you for the very kind comment!

[@vrooooom4487]

Very good on take apart! All I needed was to take the carburetor cover off and drain the water out of the float cup. I put in some HEAT drygas and it started right up. Very good work!! thank you so much!

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[@alexanderszymanski3901]

Excellent video, I was able to change out the carburetor and my snow thrower is now working. Thank you! Removing the choke shaft would have been great to see. In the end I just applied a little bit of pressure to the cheap plastic that was holding it in place.

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

I’m glad it was helpful and your back up and running!

[@powerflex500]

Excellent tutorial on how to remove the carburetor. Thank you.

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[@powerflex500]

@@JohnsonsSmallEngines yes will. Thanks again.

[@JetEngine]

Great vid, helped me swap out the carburetor on a very similar model thanks!

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

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[@KofQ905]

I replaced the carb on my craftsman snow blower today , easiest and most fun ever , purrs like a kitty now , let it snow y’all

[@jasonradcliffe8538]

Well done, thank you! My snow blower is back in action, couldn't have done it alone.

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[@patrickhauser631]

This video was exactly what I needed! Thank you for posting this!

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[@r13clsrule]

How do you get the choke shaft off? The video ended just a little too soon 💔

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

It is a link in the description but here it is so you can just click on it. How to Remove Choke Shaft Snow Thrower Carburetor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gV6apHaqe5J1Z7s. The easiest way is to remove the entire shaft (just like the video shows) from both carburetors and swap out.

[@edrodrigues5623]

Been working on one like it. One question, is there just 2 gaskets on it when putting it back?

[@djstar6320]

I have a brand new snow blower from last yr. Used it zero times but I started it several time and was sure it was empty of gas. Now it won't start. Not looking forward to doing this, but I guess I gotta.

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

This video may help you.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZuVZohqe6mJY5I. It is basically thsame engine.

[@Kyle901838]

Great video! Thanks!

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

I’m glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment.

[@pedrosason1935]

I have gas leaking after my carb replacement. Do you have any videos on how to troubleshoot can leakage? Thank you.

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

If the carburetor is leaking. You have a bad carburetor or you had debris that entered the carburetor upon install. You will need to take it apart to see what has happened or send it back as a bad carburetor and get a new one.

[@dana-l2l1i]

How you get the choke rod off the old carburator. The new carb does not have it

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

There is a link in the description below this video.

[@5herm]

Great video thank you

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[@jedibri17]

Trying to change my carburetor. How do you remove that vertical metal and plastic rod from the carburetor? I need that rod for my new carburetor and I can’t seem to find it for sale anywhere.

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

It is a link in the description but here it is so you can just click on it. How to Remove Choke Shaft Snow Thrower Carburetor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gV6apHaqe5J1Z7s. The easiest way is to remove the entire shaft (just like the video shows) from both carburetors and swap out.

[@MarkKinsman-qc5ws]

How do you get choke rod off to switch it to the new carburetor

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

How to Remove Choke Shaft on Snow Blower Carburetor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gV6apHaqe5J1Z7s

[@lancecunningham6519]

Where would you recommend to get carburetor replacement parts from thansk

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

Amazon for buying, and to look up parts, Sears parts direct. www.searspartsdirect.com

[@keos9388]

I have this exact machine. It idles very spotty when I take it down to idle what do think the problem is? Spark plug?

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

Carburetor needs to be rebuilt. I have many videos on how to rebuild them if your are willing and able.

[@stephenschafer837]

Very helpful fix it myself

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

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[@robmcdougal136]

My carburetor comes is secured the same as this, but very firmly stuck. I've sprayed it with wd40 but as yet still hasn't budged. Is there a trick to getting it unstuck? Feels like it's glued in place right now.

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

Sometimes I will give them a tap with a small hammer or a wrench to get them to break loose. Just be careful you do not damage it.

[@mikechambers1576]

Thank you

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

You're welcome! I’m glad it was helpful! Thank you for the kind comment:)

[@Chancevan]

I need the parts number for the carburetor float bowl gasket because it seems like no one has that part

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

You can not purchase some of the carburetor parts due to the cost of a new one verses parts. Cheaper to purchase a new one and use parts if needed.

[@Chancevan]

@JohnsonsSmallEngines ok thanks but what carburetors fit my 31am6csg793

[@5herm]

i have same snowblower,need new carb cant seem to find it on amazon? none of the numbers match up

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

Search the engine model "Carburetor for 675-WUB engine."

[@williamnixon278]

Really surprised they have a primer...especially since there isnt a shutoff valve.. In 4yrs ive given up on priming as it almost always floods with just 2 pumps...now I dont use it at all & she starts excellent...

[@RAJOTTE7711]

I wish you could make a video on how to add a gas shut off valve. I would have never bought this snow blower because if you can't shut off the gas to the carburetor the gas will turn into turpentine in the summer months and clog up your carburetor. Then you have to take the damn carburetor off and clean it all out properly and put it back together and hope it starts. The work around is to add stabilizer to keep the gas fresh or always use non ethanol gas which is what causes the gas to go back but it is more expensive but worth it to save you the trouble of taking apart your carburetor. I can't believe craftsman doesn't add a gas shut off valve. And the way they designed this snowblower you would have to cut holes in the back panel so you could run the gas line outside the back cover and add the shut off valve. THEN you have to cut another hole to run the gas line back inside to attach the gas line to the carburetor. Nice engineering job craftsman ! A simple $5 shut off valve could have been added onto this snowblower like Ariens but nope save the company about 20 cents which they would pay for the shut off valve and save consumers a lot of headaches! I knew I should have stayed with Ariens snowblower because they are hands down the best in the business!

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

Start using Aspen4 and you should not have to worry about having any more issues with the carburetor, no fuel off needed. Here is a link to read about it and you can see if it is available in your area. www.aspenfuels.com/products/alla/aspen-4/. www.aspenfuels.us/

[@larrypedersen1472]

Ok You didn't show how to take the long section between the choke extension

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

Just pull it out. It just clips in. This was how to remove the carburetor, not how to disassemble the carburetor. The next machine I get in that has this model engine, I will make a video on how to disassemble it.

[@5herm]

Should you try and pry it up? Doesn’t want to move and it’s all plastic. Is there a tab in the slots to push in? Lift up?

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

You must take out the inside choke plate, pull the choke plate out then pull out the choke rod from above. I hope you can understand that. I’m waiting for a snow thrower to come into to show how to.

[@5herm]

Lol, how do you get choke plate out? How is it in there? Sorry but you can’t put new carb on without taking old shaft off of old carb. Taking carb off was easy and I understand that’s all your video is about but this is a major piece of the puzzle can you elaborate on how to get choke plate out of carb so you can pull shaft out? When I look at new carb it just looks like it pulls straight up but it’s not budging? It must be something simple I’m missing? Thanks for feedback I just can’t find and videos that show that. Be a piece of cake if the new carbs came with the shaft on them already instead of taking it off old carb

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[@BaronVonDerAhe-Guldbech]

🌝🤗. THANK. YOU. 🤗🌝

[@JohnsonsSmallEngines]

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