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Carburetor Replacement for Briggs Stratton 795069 798653 Replacement for 190 6HP 206 5.5Hp Engine 694508 697354 698860 795069 798653

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$17.65
Carburetor Replacement for Briggs Stratton 795069 798653 Replacement for 190 6HP 206 5.5Hp Engine 694508 697354 698860 795069 798653
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What It Is

This is a direct-replacement carburetor for Briggs & Stratton single-cylinder engines in the 190 (6 HP) and 206 (5.5 HP) series. It’s used on walk-behind mowers, pressure washers, and small utility engines where the original carb fails from varnish or wear.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check your engine model number (stamped on the blower housing or valve cover). This carb fits Briggs models with part numbers 694508, 697354, 698860, 795069, and 798653. It’s not universal—confirm your engine’s displacement (190cc or 206cc) and fuel system type (prime bulb vs. automatic choke). Measure the mounting flange bolt spacing (approx. 2.5” center-to-center) and the fuel inlet fitting size (typically 1/4” barb). This is an aftermarket part, not OEM; expect slight differences in gasket thickness or jet tuning compared to the original.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality varies—some units may need the float height adjusted or the bowl screw tightened to prevent leaks. Check for debris in the bowl before installing.
  • Installation is straightforward if you have a basic socket set and carburetor cleaner. Replace the gasket and ensure the throttle/governor linkage is reconnected exactly as before.
  • Common gotcha: The choke linkage may be stiff out of the box. Flex it gently before mounting to avoid binding.
  • Tuning note: After install, run the engine for 5 minutes, then adjust the idle mixture screw (if present) to eliminate surging.

Should You Buy It

If you have a Briggs 190/206 engine with a dead carb and want a budget fix, this is a solid gamble. It’s not for perfectionists—expect to tweak it—but for $17.65 it beats buying a new mower or paying a shop $80+ for an OEM replacement. Best for DIYers comfortable with basic small-engine work.

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