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:LOL::LOL::LOL:. Yeah. Seems quality is something only geezers remember. Guess no matter what the final word is if you want it done right, do it yourself. The new fuel line was the gotcha for me. That's already purchased and in the garage. Rivets suggestion about new needle and seat will be...

My John Deere parts book lists AM108405 which says marked as 632334A. I think to actually get the engine specs I'd have to remove the flywheel cover. (too cold to tear machine apart) It's an HMSK80, and the serial number of snowblower lists above carb as correct. John Deere wants 185 bucks...

Found a small engine shop that will sell me a factory for 15 bucks more than online. I may just eat this and buy from them. Really don't want to tear it apart

Thanks for the reply. That's exactly what I had hoped to avoid by buying new. Could have rebuilt the original, but wanted to "treat" myself to the lazy way of fixing it. New fuel line never even crossed my mind, but your idea about a new part that is old never occurred to me either. No...

Greetings all. New here. Father in law gave me this snowblower 20 years ago. 8hp Tecumseh. Think he had the JD dealer on speed dial every year with carb problems. I ran it dry between uses and had no issues. Couple years ago had puddle of gas under carb when friend who owns small engine shop...