Fuel systems run smoothly with this genuine OEM carburetor, part number 309369002, built for select Homelite, Black Max, Green Machine, or PowerStroke Generator.
Grid is 1 inch square
Generator Carburetor 309369002
Generator Carburetor 309369002
Manufacturer Part

Generator Carburetor 309369002

Genuine OEM Part # 309369002RC Item # 1952410
Manufacturer Part
Fuel systems run smoothly with this genuine OEM carburetor, part number 309369002, built for select Homelite, Black Max, Green Machine, or PowerStroke Generator.
Grid is 1 inch square
Generator Carburetor 309369002
Generator Carburetor 309369002
$118.44
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Fuel systems run smoothly with this genuine OEM carburetor, part number 309369002, built for select Homelite, Black Max, Green Machine, or PowerStroke Generator.
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This part 309369002 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Generator
Brands:
Homelite, Black Max, Green Machine, PowerStroke

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Common Problems Fixed by the Carburetor

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About the Carburetor

The carburetor might be clogged or have bad fuel in the float bowl. If old fuel was left in the small engine for a long time, some of the volatile ingredients may have evaporated, leaving a thicker, stickier product that is more like varnish or shellac. This sticky fuel can clog up the small jets and ports in the carburetor and prevent the engine from running. The only solution is to drain the old fuel from the float bowl and thoroughly clean the carburetor with carburetor cleaner. If that isn't effective, replace the entire carburetor.