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Toro Carb Rebuild on Suzuki 47PS5-5
Hello everyone. I have rebuilt many small engine carbs. This one looks to be a challenge. It's off a Toro CCR200 snow thrower with a Susuki 47PS5-5 engine. Parts diagrams show it to be a float style carb. How difficult are these carbs to rebuild? I'm used to B&S or Tecumseh kits that are available for under $15. The kit for this carb is over $50. A new carb is $140. How complete are these kits? Do they include the carb to intake gasket? Anything I need to be aware of before tearing into it? Thanks in advance!
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