Need Carb. replacement

itsmeboat

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snapper 30" rider m300
9 hp Briggs/Stratton 288702
Carb flooded the crankcase oil......too bad of shape to rebuild carb.

The carb. is a Walbro.....5-4993 LMT 53

Can anyone tell me the replacement for this carburetor??

I thought it was a 799728....but that is not it.

Thanks.
 

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Briggs and Stratton 799728 (replaces 495706)
Carburetor (For Choke A Matic And Manual Choke)
Used Before Code Date 96072600
or
Briggs and Stratton 799728 (replaces 498027)
Carburetor (For Choke A Matic And Manual Choke)
Used After Code Date 96072500

They are pricy. Over $100.00
 

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Briggs and Stratton 799728 (replaces 495706)
Carburetor (For Choke A Matic And Manual Choke)
Used Before Code Date 96072600
or
Briggs and Stratton 799728 (replaces 498027)
Carburetor (For Choke A Matic And Manual Choke)
Used After Code Date 96072500

They are pricy. Over $100.00

In looking at it the body and attachments are the same as my Walbro 5-4993........however on the manifold
side of the carb. the slotted area is almost 360 degree with 3 Holes......does this matter?
Thanks
 

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In order to purchase correct carburetor you need to post model xxxxxx, type xxxx, trim xx & code numbers from engine data plate, sticker, stamp on engine.
recheck model & type numbers, not coming up, also post complete Snapper model number from mower, example: 421614bve
 
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itsmeboat

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In order to purchase correct carburetor you need to post model xxxxxx, type xxxx, trim xx & code numbers from engine data plate, sticker, stamp on engine.

Briggs
mod. 288702
type 1154 E1
code 990317 ZD

old carb is Welbro 5-4993
Mexico 497119
53
32 0749
 

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Have you taken the carb apart. Usually the problem is a piece of debris gets under the needle valve and it can't shut the fuel flow off or the needle valve is bad. You don't have much to loose by checking unless it still runs and you turn the gas off when done mowing.
 
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