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Carburetors

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motorhead1959

Can anyone tell me why all Honda carbs are in the 30 dollar or less range except for the 16100-ZE9-L03 which is 152 dollars? and of course that's the one I need. That's more than what I payed for the mower. It shows it's an OEM part. Is there a aftermarket replacement? Thanks in advance.


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ILENGINE

It is that much money because it only fits 6 models of riding mowers that they haven't made in 20 years, therefore no demand for that part.


#3

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slomo

Because Honda is out of the mower business. People selling parts to get rid of them.


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Scott_HRR

Can anyone tell me why all Honda carbs are in the 30 dollar or less range except for the 16100-ZE9-L03 which is 152 dollars? and of course that's the one I need. That's more than what I payed for the mower. It shows it's an OEM part. Is there a aftermarket replacement? Thanks in advance.
After market—> [OEM] Replacement Carburetor Carb For H GX110 GX120 GX160 110 120 4HP Engine Motor Accessories [Replacements] https://a.co/d/itDXye8


#5

Tiger Small Engine

Tiger Small Engine

After market—> [OEM] Replacement Carburetor Carb For H GX110 GX120 GX160 110 120 4HP Engine Motor Accessories [Replacements] https://a.co/d/itDXye8
Parts will be around for Honda mowers for several years to come. Too many of them out in the field.


#6

StarTech

StarTech

Now of there is one site claiming to have an aftermarket that fits the
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mower engines but it is a crap shoot.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Suyin-Ca...s_ad_id=1285218&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=STD


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Scott_HRR

Parts will be around for Honda mowers for several years to come. Too many of them out in the field.
I think the issue is his particular carb model seems unusually expensive compared to all the other OEM carbs. My guess is further shopping around he may find a more reasonable price. If not I’d try the clone for that price, nothing to loose.


#8

StarTech

StarTech

I think the issue is his particular carb model seems unusually expensive compared to all the other OEM carbs. My guess is further shopping around he may find a more reasonable price. If not I’d try the clone for that price, nothing to loose.
He'll is will get a sticker shock but this is the cheapest I have found for the carb.



#9

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1madmouse

I know this is a mower forum but i haven't had much luck elsewhere for a carb for a Honda G400 in a ES3500 generator? Anyone know where to look?


#10

StarTech

StarTech

There three version of the ES3500 generator.

Well if it has a serial above 1050763 then you will have a hard time as Honda has NLA the carburetor. That is provide one of two versions. If you have the third version none of the carburetors are available from Honda.


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1madmouse

Thank you StarTech I appreciate your responding. I have looked at forums, Honda and eBay, but have no luck. The previous owner says it is like a Mikuni. If the carb had not sat with water in it might be able to salvage, but it's pretty bad. I will check the serial # maybe find something I can adapt. I thank you for your time. Seems Honda is getting like Husqvarna with their parts, Planned Obsolete.


#12

StarTech

StarTech

I think all the OEM are getting into the act lately. I had a two year Briggs engine in the back in the Summer that I could get any parts for. Briggs claim had sub contracted the engine out and that the manufacture went belly up.


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1madmouse

You are right, I have been working on several Husqvara walk behind self propelled that wear out the drive bearing that is NLA. Some of these are about 4-5 years old. Had to go sideways with my search, but found the bearings.


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1madmouse

I wonder if anything can be adapted to work? I have the original, but it was full of water and dirt. Kind of works, guy I got it from swears the carb is just like a Mikuni on motorcycles. I will look up those serial numbers on the unit. Thanks StarTech Sorry about the repeat seems my age is starting to show on memory.


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