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03-10-2014, 12:14 AM
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K321A carb question
Long story short : My 12 year old can't afford full size tractors so he is the proud owner of 3 riders purchased with money he has earned . Here is now where I come in . He kept telling me about this mower he found in an old barn where is buddy just moved . After brushing it off for several weeks we went and looked . turned out is is a 149 (72') and fairly straight . He bought it for $100.00 . We now have a good portion of it apart because it has been sitting 30 yrs .
I am trying to find a carb kit and parts tree said they had no parts if I did it correctly . Can anyone point us in the right direction or have suggestions on what to look for for this carburator . engine K321A spec no 60166A serial # 4000184 Also somewhere we have come up with with that we believe it is a # 30 carb ? As you can tell we are new at this and appeciate all the help we can get . Thank you 
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03-10-2014, 01:31 AM
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Well, your not real new.... but
 Partstree shows the kit...... Here. Scroll down to the bottom of the parts listing. Part # KH-25-757-01. You'll also see the needle and seat kit and others. The part number I listed should have the needle and seat in it, I was just pointing out the other kits. You can also get kits at NAPA, and O'Reilly's. If you need the kit number for the O'Reilly one, I have it.
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03-10-2014, 10:01 AM
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For positive size ID.................
Look in the air cleaner side of the carb. You will find either a "30" or a "26" cast into the upper inside. Or, measure the I.D. of the outlet side. Will be either 26mm or 30mm
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