Carburetors & Fuel

Carburetor for Swisher FC14560CL 14.5 HP 60in Tow Behind Mower

5/5 (3 reviews)
$20.88
Carburetor for Swisher FC14560CL 14.5 HP 60in Tow Behind Mower
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What It Is

This is an aftermarket carburetor for the Swisher FC14560CL 14.5 HP 60in tow-behind mower. It meters fuel and air into the engine’s intake for combustion and is a direct replacement for a worn or clogged original unit.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your mower’s model number is exactly FC14560CL – not a variation like FC14560C or FC14560BL. This carburetor fits the 14.5 HP engine on that specific model only. Measure the mounting stud spacing (typically 2.5 inches center-to-center) and the intake flange gasket shape. It is aftermarket, not OEM Swisher, so the throttle linkage may require minor adjustment. Check that your fuel line diameter matches (usually 1/4 inch). If your machine uses a different engine (e.g., 15 HP or 16 HP), this carburetor will not fit.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality is budget-tier. The casting may have slight flash or burrs; inspect and clean the bowl and jets before installing. Do not expect OEM longevity.
  • Installation is moderate difficulty. Plan 1–2 hours. You’ll need to remove the old carb, transfer the throttle/governor linkage, and adjust the idle and mixture screws. A basic socket set and small screwdrivers are required.
  • Common gotcha: The gasket included may be too thin or thick. Use a light coat of gasket sealant or buy a separate gasket kit. Also, check that the bowl drain screw is not stripped on arrival.
  • Return policy matters. With only 3 reviews, this is a low-volume listing. Verify the seller offers returns if fitment fails.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if your FC14560CL won’t start or runs rough due to a carburetor issue, and you want the cheapest fix possible – just be ready to clean it up and maybe swap the gasket. Skip it if you want a bolt-on, no-hassle replacement; OEM or a higher-quality aftermarket carburetor (like from Stens or Oregon) will save you frustration.

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