Your thorough explanations make it possible for anyone that’s motivated to dive in and try to fix their own stuff. I will say that my old ariens 824 has never had a fuel problem thanks to the worn out bowl drain gasket . I should change it but i emjoy the challenge of figuring out how much gas needed for 20-25 mins. My goal is to get it back in the garage right at the precise moment the carb runs dry! 😆 I also added your green handled clip tool to my wish list

I want to thank you for your video. I hadn't started my snow blower all year its only 3 years old. I clean the carburetor jet it was clogged. After cleaning it, it started right up. Thanks Joe from Minnesota. Oh and we got hit with 8" of snow lol.

Blower wouldn't start. Followed your directions step-by-step and it started right up. Thanks for taking the time to help your fellow man save some money. Very much appreciated!

Great video!. Straight to the point, easy to fallow along. I paused the video 6 or 7 times to do what you had just explained, and was able to change out the carb in about 40 minutes. It fired the second that I touched the starter button. Thanks

Thanks so much for your video. We have 8" of snow on the ground right now and expecting another 4. When we couldn't get our snow blower started, your video was a god send. We had the solution that worked within 14 minutes, and now we know! It fired up, and we have been clearing our driveway all morning, which would have been impossible with just shovels. Thank you!

Great job! Not just this video but your other ones as well. You explain everything extremely well and other possible scenarios. You also show everything necessary so that anyone follow and can do it step by step. Thank you!!

This might be the first time I've commented on a video, but I can't contain it. I had trouble with my Troy-Bilt recently. After following all these steps to a T, it fired right off. Thanks so much!

Thanks to your video my mom and I were able to fix our snowblower today! It wouldn’t start and we followed along with what you did and now it works! We thank you so very much for making this video.

Thanks for the video. Draining the carburetor bowl worked for me. Thanks

Simply the best…took a novice and made it easy for me to fix the carburetor….

Great job this is the very best carburetor cleaning I have ever seen really learned a lot from you today.

Thanks for the excellent instructions! My Troybilt just needed the small jet cleared. Started right up first try.👍

Great video!! 7 turns is the magic number on the idle screw. It's always 7 turns out so 7 turns in.

Great video! So much knowledge you have!

I found a new use for my old guitar strings!

Very helpful in trouble shooting starting problems ... thank you for your help!

Nice job: Some times I have to drill out the low speed jet a size or two up with a mini drill set if surging occurs. Also you won't believe how many people ask me where the air filter is. There usually is no air filter on a snow blower! Thanks for a great video.

Excellent video! Thanks!

insanely helpful!!!!!! THANK YOU

Getting to be that time of year. Just got a free mtd with a electric start tecumseh engine on it. Starts right up just needs axel bushings. Just thought I'd share that. But hey thanks for everything you are doing.

Thank you for this video!

Draining the bad gas through the carburetor bolt solved it for me. It was orangish in color just like he said. I had fuel stabilizer in but it didn’t seem to work.

Thanks Brad. Good video.

Dude You are awesome...Thank you so very much!!!!

Thanks again bud. Cheers

Well, thank you so much

Great 👍

Thank you. Runs like a champ. How do you remove plastic throttle from carb if to put on another non Troy/MTD carb?

This was a great video. Easy to follow. However, I put it back together after cleaning but now it surges when idling. It’s like rpms go up and down. No matter what I do, I’ve turned off the choke, lowered the idling speed, moved it back up with no change. At least the good news is, it starts and runs now. Its brand new, used it once last year and haven’t been able to get it started until now. it starts right up and runs, but sounds like crap. The only thing different in your vid was the three tiny holes inside the carb - I couldn’t find any of those…,does every model of Troy-bilt have those inside their carburetors?

Great video. Can you tell us what size is the bolt at the bottom of the carburetor that you took off to drain the gas? None of my sockets fit it. I also the same question for the bolts to keep the cover on around the carburetor.

I have a Craftsman 21" model 2478. It seems to be the same basic snow blower as the one in your video ... just rebranded as Craftsman not Troybilt. I followed your instructions to clean the carb. Your advise and instructions were perfect. All seemed well until I released the clamp on the gas line. Fuel is leaking at the carb bowl. Upon inspection it appears I crimped the gasket. Cab you provide me with a part number to replace the bowl gasket

Thanks for the video, I inherited a three year old blower which had only been used once and had never had the original fuel changed or drained, so you know it wouldn’t start. I followed your video, put fresh fuel in and it started right up. But now after starting it up I can only back the choke off one or two clicks or it runs really rough. If I move it all the way to run it dies. Any idea what might be causing that? Thanks again.

Good video! Great detail. Are replacement carburetors hard to find for these Chinese engines? thanks

Hello Johnson i break my black plastic elbow just like the video clip 18:20 do you know the part number or name? I have Troybilt 2420. Thanks

Good evening, my carburetor is clogged and my gas tank, I know, it looks dirty, what do I do to clean the gas tank?

It's not too far away from snow blower season