Echo Products A021001882 Carburetor Review

Easy to install. Started great after installation. I currently use $5.00 a gallon ethyl free gasoline and they sell it at some gas stations but don't bother with the carburetor.

This is an OEM replacement carburetor or 2010 Echo PB-250 handheld blower. There were no seals for anything else. Also ridiculously overpriced compared to aftermarket brands but it fit perfectly and fixed my old fan.

My fan starts up fine but stops when I hit the gas. I could adjust the old carburetor if I had the right tool. But I decided to replace him since he was 8 years old anyway. Now it works great. From now on I only use gas without ethanol.

Replacement carburetor ordered. previously for other garden tools. That being said, I was inclined to order an OE replacement rather than an aftermarket carburetor. Got a new carb. quickly. only 15 mins later my blower worked the second time. Runs like a champ. No adjustments were required. Thank you!

Installed this new carburetor and it worked great. I was a bit nervous about the way it was packaged (cardboard box, not corrugated in a plastic bag), it arrived in a crumpled box. Luckily the parts weren't damaged, so everything worked out. Since the carburetor I was replacing was not serviceable by me due to the EPA poking their nose into our lives, that was my only option. I'm glad it worked.

Just installed the Echo Fan on the PB-210 and held my breath at startup. Works like new. I did all the other tweaks and tried cleaning the old carb but it just wouldn't idle. I have the old idle set to maximum and it still goes out at idle. I was one of those people who complained that they can't adjust the carburetor without special tools, but as one person once pointed out (and it makes sense), you don't have to adjust it because it's not like that whether something is causing it to fail…

250 carburetor (VTA-33), I decided to try it myself. I can agree with other reviews I read before buying that removing and installing the new Echo WTA-33 was very easy, both removing and installing. The kit did not come with a new inlet gasket (part number V103000550) but mine was still in good condition and worked perfectly. I also learned from a friend that part of my problem could be the result of the ethanol in the unleaded gasoline I use to fuel my PB-250 and other small garden equipment…