Description

When your tractor starts running rough, hesitating, or just won’t hold a steady idle, chances are your carburetor needs attention. Instead of hunting down individual parts or dealing with a costly rebuild, this complete repair kit gives you everything you need to get your John Deere running smooth again. Basic carburetor repair kit contains needle float valve, throttle shaft, float lever shaft and gasket set. It’s the kind of fix that’ll save you time and keep you in the field where you belong.

What You’re Getting

Complete needle float valve assembly that controls fuel flow precisely, so you won’t have flooding or lean-running issues
Sold with stainless steel, hard chrome needle that resists wear and corrosion better than the original equipment
New throttle shaft to eliminate those annoying air leaks that cause erratic idle
Fresh gasket set that seals everything up tight and prevents fuel weeping
Float lever shaft for smooth, reliable fuel level control in the bowl

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit works on John Deere tractors with gas engines that use the specific carburetor models this kit serves. These are typically the utility and row-crop tractors that handle everything from loader work to cultivating, mowing, and general farm chores. When you’re depending on your tractor day in and day out, you need carburetor components that can handle the vibration, temperature swings, and long hours that come with farm life.

Made to Last

TISCO builds these kits to handle the demands of agricultural use. The stainless steel needle won’t corrode from today’s ethanol fuels, and the gaskets are designed to stay flexible through hot summers and cold winters. You’re getting quality components that’ll keep your carburetor working properly season after season.

Installation Notes

This is a straightforward rebuild if you’re handy with basic tools and comfortable working on small engines. Take pictures before you disassemble anything—it’ll save you headaches during reassembly. Clean all the carburetor passages thoroughly before installing the new parts, and make sure you set the float level according to your service manual specifications.