Man this is super helpful. You do a great job showing every step, and you don’t fast forward through the finicky details.

Thanks to watching your videos I got my Troybilt 2600 running today. I gave you a friendly bashing yesterday on one of your videos and you responded. Your response made me go look at more of your videos. Thanks for the amazing videos and great explanation. Keep up the good work. Thank you!

Superb as always; thanks to a couple of your videos my snowblower is up and running. This gentleman is truly interested in helping you. I'm a complete beginner and I can only think of the money I saved thanks to Johnson's Small Engines. When snow is coming and my machine isn't working, I know Brad is going to save the day.

Thanks so much for a very informative video. This made it clear that I will be purchasing a new one for $19.99 on Amazon ! Thanks

Thank you so much for your helpful video. I followed every step to clean carburetor and first pull worked like a chime! No more surging!

I finally found a video of how to change it . Thanks ! Good video very helpful! Wish sears was still around now I’m stuck repairing my own stuff. Every shop wants a lot of $$ to replace parts . Thanks for the video.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is the 2nd carb clean/rebuild video I've watched on your channel and now both snow blowers start easily. So helpful!

Thank you for the excellent 'how to' video. My neighbor and I both have the same snow blower and both were having the exact same problem. We both got to about step nine of ten of fixing the problem and then felt a bit leery of continuing for fear of making matters worse. Once I saw your video and knew how close I was, I knocked out my internal cleaning and put it all back together. It fired right up, so I went up and did the same to my neighbor's machine. I suppose that means that the upcoming winter storm will now miss us, but thanks for helping to get us ready for the next snowfall!

Great video. Never took apart a carb before and this was 100% dead nuts. Thanks man!

You know I had to come here also and comment Brad! Ur my hero! Never even seen a carburetor before but THIS lady watched ur other video for removing, then followed along here too! Followed all with installing a new spark plug “just for fun”. THANK YOU!!

Thanks for making these excellent videos. You have a real knack for explaining how to make a repair. Not only that,you also explain what the parts do, which is huge. I have a 2410 that was made in 2011. The machine works great,but i noticed a real small amount of gas leaking from the snow blower. Its not a lot,just enough where I can smell gas in my garage. I was going to buy one of the cheap carburetors I've seen on Amazon,just so I had the gaskets that come with the carburetor,incase thats the reason my snow blower is leaking. With Winter storms right around the corner,Im going to wait until spring to take the cover off to take a look. My fear is that I break one of the throttle or choke plastic knobs, taking the cover off. So I'm going to wait until the spring to take the cover off to access the internals. While I'm here ,does anyone have a suggestion for which after market carburetor to buy. Id like to pick one up,just so I have the proper gaskets, incase thats the reason my Snow Blower is leaking. A lot of reviews, mentioned that the gaskets that come with these carbs,is not the right ones. So thanks again,and I'll be back in the spring to see what's causing the small leak I'm having with my 2410. This is one of the best small engine repair sites on KZfaq ,and I wish you a lot of success!

I wish I would have seen this before I took mine off, thought I cleaned it enough and put it back together, still won't run! This time I'll go into it deeper and follow these instructions. VERY helpful, thanks!

Oh... In addition to my comment..... THANK YOU for giving me the idea to grind down the sides of a screwdriver to get it to fit perfectly into the brass 'screw' so as to not strip it! Normally, that is a hindsight lesson, so thanks again....

Perfect video!! Thanks a bunch.. just cleaned out my carburetor and she started like it was new

Awesome video I have never seen a carb clean explained in depth like this great job

Excellent video!! Just bought my Troy Bilt last year and of course once the season was over I just put it in the shed and didn't touch it until today. Wouldn't start no matter what I did. Found your video and had the carb off, cleaned, and put back on within an hour. Fired right up first try. Amazing. To clean out the jets I used a really small fish hook. Just straightened it out and it worked perfectly. Thanks for the save man!

What an amazing video! I have watched alot of KZfaq repair videos and the quality of the camera work and the way you expain things is some of the best on KZfaq. Thank you for all you do for us new small engine mechanics I appreciate the time you take out of your busy day to shoot the videos. Praying everything worksout with the move I will be donating for sure. Have a blessed day.

I have a craftsman (same blower, just different stickers) and it only ran with at least half choke.. watched the video, and while Thanksgiving turkey was roasting, since the weather here was nice, I went out and cleaned the carb. Definitely had some bad/varnished gas in it.. but nothing some good ol carb cleaner couldn't take care of. I've worked on cars for years, never messed with a carburetor before (everything I had was fuel injection).. thanks to this video, I feel confident that once I throw some gas in it, it'll run like a top. Thank you

The long piece under the main jet is called an emulsion tube. Also I use tourch tip cleaners in my shop to clean all of the holes in the carb, jet, emulsion tube and idle jet. Thanks for the video.

Thanks greatly appreciate the video saved me money and very helpful 👍🏻

Just wanted to thank you for the video. I left some gas in my blower a couple years ago and didn't need the blower last year, got busy and forgot to drain out the gas and things got a bit gummy. Did what you showed and put it all back together and fired up first try.

Thank you! That piece of wood to take that Nozzle out was a great tip.

Excellent video! Thanks for being detailed about it.

Thanks for sharing. Very easy to understand

Fantastic video. My snowblower isnt running.

Very excellent job!

Nice job i love this guy

Great detail and explanation Thanks

Thanks Man!! Worked like a charm!!

Great vids, watched a bunch of vids on the channel. A lot of them helped me with my own repairs. Thanks again for posting the vids. Thumbs up and subscribed to the channel

Great video thank you

Thank you for the good job..

Thank you

I hope all this helps me. My Toro blower probably has 5-10 hours maximum use but 5-7 years old. No snow to keep it going. I hate ethanol, it’s the death of small engines

What about cleaning the carburetor while it is still on the machine?

Ran mine out of gas last year before storage. Yesterday fired it up and it revved really high when I turned the choke off. Had to choke it down to keep it going a proper rpm .

Great video, really detail, thanks for sharing ! Last Winter I force start the electric starter, and end up with silence , did I burn out the Starter ?

Great detailed clip. Just wondering if you wont be able to get carburetor kits from now on, for most of the small engines?

Another awesome video, thank you! What solution do you use in your ultrasonic cleaner?

could you explain more abut your special tool that you built to take out the main jet? how did you build it and what are you trying to protect on it?

Really great job creating videos! Anyone know the part numbers for the gasket on the screw to the carb bowl AND the o-ring? Could not find them at troy-bilt site - only the carb gasket. Thank You!

Thanks for the videos. Where did you get the snow blower lift from?

I mangled that main jet screw. Any idea where I can find replacement carb parts or do I have to replace the entire carb?

Great video the problem I'm having is the brass tube with the multiple holes under the jet that you unscrewed will not come out no matter how hard I try. Any suggestions?

Can I use silicon spray to lubricate those o rings in the plastic part @13:23?

After sitting the off season with ethanol gas (and STA-BIL) in the carb, it wouldn't start when needed, so followed your instructions for removal and cleaning of the carburetor. After priming 3 times, it started on the very first pull! Yay, but there's a big problem apparently in how I put stuff together. The engine runs at top speed or not at all. I try to throttle down, but the RPMs never slow until throttle is all the way to the right and then it dies. A thought or two on what I need to check?

I have a troy-bilt 2410 .I put a new carb. on it because it will not throttle up springs are ok . Did the same thing w/other carb. What do you thinks

What do you do if the emulsion tube does not come out after smacking the carburetor on piece of wood several times pretty hard? Put carburetor and wait and try again several times?

My 2410 wouldn't start, so I sprayed starter fluid down the choke knob hole. I got it started, but it would only run fully choked no matter how warm the engine got. If I tried moving the choke the slightest it would die. What is wrong inside the carb to cause this? Also, I ran the engine dry of fuel 2 seasons ago (didn't use it last season) and still had problems. What should I do to preserve the engine? Thanks!

I noticed that the needle valve that came with my rebuild kit is springless and of a different configuration. Thoughts?

I bought a new Troy-Bilt 2610 yesterday put gas in start the snowblower and it's surging full throttle Choke off no load but when I'm going through snow it smooth out i was told that it's normal

what liquid do you use once in the ultrasonic cleaner?

need to remove gas tank on troy-bilt 2410 broke tube off inside tank can't see it

Can’t get main jet out

KICK ASS!