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KIKITE 799584 Carburetor Compatible with Briggs and Stratton 550EX 625EX 675EX 725EXi 09P702 103M02 TB110 TB200 LC121P Lawn Mower Engine replace 594058 594057 592361 594529 Lawnmower Carburetor

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KIKITE 799584 Carburetor Compatible with Briggs and Stratton 550EX 625EX 675EX 725EXi 09P702 103M02 TB110 TB200 LC121P Lawn Mower Engine replace 594058 594057 592361 594529 Lawnmower Carburetor
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What It Is

This is an aftermarket carburetor assembly designed to replace the stock carb on Briggs & Stratton 550EX, 625EX, 675EX, and 725EXi engines (and compatible models like 09P702, 103M02). It’s intended for walk-behind lawn mowers, typically 20-22 inch deck sizes, where the original carb becomes clogged, leaks, or fails to deliver fuel.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check your engine’s model number (stamped on the blower housing or valve cover). This carb fits:

  • Briggs & Stratton engines: 550EX, 625EX, 675EX, 725EXi, 09P702, 103M02
  • Common mower brands: Troy-Bilt TB110, TB200, Craftsman, Cub Cadet LC121P, and others using those engines
  • Replaces OEM part numbers: 594058, 594057, 592361, 594529

What to verify:

  • Engine model, not mower brand – a Husqvarna may use the same B&S engine.
  • Fuel line size – some mowers use 1/4-inch lines; this carb uses standard 5/16-inch. You may need an adapter or new line.
  • Throttle/governor linkage – check that your existing linkage pattern matches the carb’s arm (most do, but older models vary).
  • Gasket and air filter – the kit includes new gaskets, but you may need to reuse or replace the air filter separately.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality is decent for the price – users report it runs well after a simple bench tune (idle screw adjustment). Not OEM-level, but functional.
  • Installation is moderate – expect 20-40 minutes. You’ll need small screwdrivers, pliers, and possibly a fuel line clamp. No special tools.
  • Common gotcha: fuel line compatibility – the carb’s inlet is 5/16 inch. If your mower uses 1/4-inch line, you’ll need to swap the line or use a reducer.
  • May require minor adjustments – the idle speed screw is preset but may need tweaking. A lean/rich mix screw is also present (usually 1.5 turns out as baseline).
  • Check for debris in the fuel tank – old gas often clogs the new carb. Clean the tank and replace the fuel filter if present.

Should You Buy It

If your B&S 550EX–725EXi engine has a failing carb (hard start, surging, leaking) and you want a budget fix that usually works, this is a solid choice. It’s not a long-term OEM replacement, but for $20 and a half-hour install, it’s a practical solution for DIY mower owners who don’t want to rebuild the original. Skip it if you need exact OEM fitment for a commercial mower or if your engine model isn’t listed.

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