A-B1595649-AI CARBURETOR

Name: A-B1595649-AI CARBURETOR
SKU: A-B1595649-AI
Price: 90.08 USD
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A-B1595649-AI CARBURETOR

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One New Aftermarket Replacement Carburetor Fits Briggs and Stratton (B&S) CR950 / CR750 / XR950 208cc Engines

This aftermarket replacement carburetor Fits Briggs and Stratton (B&S) CR950, CR750, and XR950 series 208cc horizontal OHV small engines used in lawn mowers, log splitters, generators, pressure washers, and water pumps. It replaces OEM part number 595649 as well as a wide range of superseding and cross-reference numbers in the CR-series engine family. The carburetor mixes air and fuel for efficient combustion, and a properly functioning carb is essential for reliable starting, smooth idle, and full-power operation under load.

Specifications

Engine Series: Fits Briggs and Stratton CR950, CR750, XR950, XR750
Displacement: 208cc (CR950); 163cc (CR750)
Engine Type: OHV Horizontal Shaft
Choke: Manual
Center Mounting Hole: 43mm (1.69 in)
Core (Bore) Hole: 19mm (0.74 in)
Choke Hole: 24mm (0.94 in)

Compatible Models

Fits Briggs and Stratton Engine Models: 13R232-0001-F1 through 13R232-0160-H5, 10R232-0001-F1 through 10R232 series, 10R232-0009-F1, 130G32-0001-H1 through 130G67-0239-H5

MTD / Fits Cub Cadet / White Outdoors: 24BG55M3006 (2011 Lawn Mower), 24BG55M1706 (2012 25 Ton Log Splitter), 24BG57M3004 (2011 27 Ton Log Splitter), 24BG57M1799 / 247.776611 (2012 Log Splitter), 24BG57M3099 / 247.77661 (2011 Log Splitter); MTD carb part numbers 751-12158, 751-12552, 951-12158, 951-12552; Engine codes 170-L0, 170-LU

Troy-Bilt: LS27 (24BG57M3066, 2010-2011), LS33 (24BL59M5766, 2011), TB27LS (24BG57M1711 / 24BG57M1766, 2013); Engine codes 170-L0, 170-L0-11, 170-LU

Fits Craftsman: Models equipped with Fits Briggs and Stratton CR950 / CR750 208cc horizontal engine

Also fits: Many 208cc Powermore engines used in MTD-family equipment. Note: verify fuel inlet angle before ordering - carburetors with a 90-degree fuel intake cannot replace carburetors with a 45-degree fuel intake.