* 6 hp briggs and stratton intek 190 carburetor cleaning carb rebuild tiller go kart snowblower 

Thanks for taking time out, to put up this informative video. Respect from NZ 2024

Excellent video! With the local repair shop charging $90 an hour for service and repair, this just saved me a lot of money and also an hour of driving time to and from the shop. Subscribed!

Wow .. Thank you so much for posting this. Just got a used tiller with this engine that didn't even have a filter in it. No telling what I'm going to find. I've never worked on engines and you just gave me the education of a lifetime. I had such a fear to pull that off and now all I have to do is come back to this video. Thank you

Thanks for the video was very useful 👍 got my lawn mower back working nicely 😀

Damn good job, quick, precise, to the point

Excellent video from someone who knows, thanks!

Thanks for the help

Does anyone know the thread size and length of the bolts that mount the carburetor and spacer to the motor?? I have looked everywhere and cannot find it

Great video! Also liked the shirt, and comment of "you should" wear gloves and safety glasses. Lol!

Thanks, exceptional video. You explained EXACTLY what I needed to know!!! I VERY MUCH APPRECIATED you taking the time to explain the direction of the isolator block - openings directed towards the engine block. I may have completely overlooked that step not noticing there were openings on one side. A highly important piece of information. Also, cleaning the tank thoroughly before placing the fuel line back on the repaired carburetor was particularly instructive. Particles - or moisture - in the bottom of the tanking going back through a clean carburetor CAN BE AVOIDED. GREAT TIP!!! And finally, checking the float by blowing through the fuel intake port was another tip that I NEVER would have considered. The time that you took to video and upload this saved me $$$'s for small engine repair. Actually, you saved my neighbor the $$$'s, it was only my time, and I learned something new today. Yes, it's my neighbors garden tiller. She was recently widowed so I did not want someone taking advantage of her at a small engine repair shop - don't take that personally that was not my intention. I will probably have many more fixes for her in the future, but that is perfectly okay with me. She is a sweet lady struggling through a very difficult time. So, I am glad to help her and grateful for RU-vid videos such as this to walk me through the steps necessary to help her save $$$'s. I hope that RU-vid is providing you with the $$$'s you save your viewers. Thanks again. Keep making HIGHLY INSTRUCTIVE VIDEOS!!!

Very nice video

I have this same engine on a pressure washer and I've tried everything and it won't stop surging. Ultrasonic cleaner, wire through every hole, torch tip cleaners, chem dip, blown air through everything, won't stop surging.

Thanks brother! Didn’t think about diesel, but had soaked in gas which didn’t do too much. I did buy the acid you recommended and have the picks. Will give it another try. Yes, I could buy another carburetor, but would like to try work on it first and see what happens. Thanks again!

Hi! Great video on rebuilding the carb. I was working on the same engine today from a Bolens Front Tine tiller, which hasn't ran for well over 10 years. After taking off the carb, the fuel line and the fuel intake valve was covered in a tar like substance. I used carb cleaner on it, but still couldn't get the tar out of the white fuel intake valve. Any suggestions?

I have a question about the white plug on the engine that’s above the yellow oil plug what is it for?

Hi Witch acid use for cleaning?

what kind of acid did you use?

I was looking at buying one of these engines for a go-kart do you know if it is capable of hooking up a throttle cable to it somewhere on the lever?

you should show how to put a throttle cable in it for a go kart