Replacement Carb

TxTrucker

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Good afternoon all. Newbie looking for help. I picked up a Wheel Horse GT2500 with an 11HP B & S engine. 252417-0245-01
I am in need of a replacement carb. Prefer not to go the Amazon cheap route. Can anyone steer me in the right direction?

Thanks for any help.
 

StarTech

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You have to go after market if it is even available as Briggs has NLA it.

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A real mower repair shop that carries aftermarket parts will sort you out with an aftermarket alternative that will actually work.
 

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Thanks everyone for the help. I hit a dead end with Briggs and Stratton as well.
Will check for a mower repair shop in my area.
 

bertsmobile1

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Well as I have posted many many times, there is nothing magic or super special about any particular carb that makes them unique & unreplaceable
I would be very surprised if the current 11Hp carb would not fit
You may need to bend some new wires to hook the controls up & some brackets to support the air filter but a carb is a carb is a carb is a carb
 

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Bert this uses the old updraft carburetor.
 

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I appreciate that Star so it will also need a manifold as that carb had the bolts horizontal & the new carbs bolts are sort of vertical
If he has the manifold he can turn it upside down & for a Holly or Webber ( or perhaps a down draft from a Kohler CH twin)
I did a generator a couple of years back & the only carb I could find was from Farmer Tech & was near $ 200 ( aus) by the time it got here so I had to fit a current carb and do some of that anchient art that mechanics used to have called fitting cause he bushfires were coming & the customer needed the generator in case the power failed as his water was pumped by an electric submersible in his dam.
So no not a plug & play but yes can be done if you want to
 
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