Product overview Replacement carburetor compatible with Craftsman snow blower models 917.881150, 917.881050, 917.881064, 917.881060 and part numbers C950529430, 536.889250, 536.889252, 536.881951, 536.888110, Snow Blower Part 796122. Designed as a direct replacement to restore proper fuel and air delivery to small two cycle or four cycle snow blower engines that use these OEM carburetor fittings. Key benefits Restores reliable starting and running: Replaces clogged or worn carburetors to help eliminate hard starts, stalling, and inconsistent idling. Direct replacement fit: Engineered to match OEM mounting points and connection layout for straightforward installation without major modifications. Improved throttle response and engine consistency: Helps reestablish correct fuel and air mixture so the engine runs smoothly under varying loads. Practical seasonal maintenance solution: Useful for winter tune ups or midseason repairs to get a snow blower back in service quickly. What this carburetor does Regulates the fuel and air mixture entering the engine for efficient combustion. Controls idle and throttle fuel flow to maintain steady RPM and reduce stalling. Replaces worn jets, needles, or passages that cause poor performance after storage or contamination. Compatibility and fit Compatible with Craftsman models and part numbers: 917.881150, 917.881050, 917.881064, 917.881060. Also matches part references C950529430, 536.889250, 536.889252, 536.881951, 536.888110, and Snow Blower Part 796122. Designed to align with OEM mounting points and fuel line connections for direct installation on the listed models. Performance and use Designed to help restore normal starting, steady idling, and predictable throttle response. Appropriate for replacing a failed carburetor that is clogged, leaking, or not delivering proper fuel metering. Ideal for routine winter maintenance when a snow blower has difficulty starting after storage. Typical applications and scenarios 1) Winter startup : Swap this carburetor onto a listed snow blower model after finding hard starts and extended cranking following offseason storage. 2) Midseason troubleshooting: a carburetor that causes engine sputtering under load or poor acceleration while clearing heavy snow. 3) Preventive maintenance: Install during a tune up to an aging carburetor and avoid downtime during peak snowfall. What to expect in installation Simple replacement for owners comfortable with basic small engine work. Standard mounting and fuel line connections as found on the compatible models. Professional installation recommended if you are unfamiliar with carburetor adjustments or fuel system work. Notes and recommendations Verify the model and part number of your equipment before ordering to ensure full compatibility. After installation, check for fuel leaks and set the idle and mixture controls as required for smooth operation. If performance issues persist, inspect fuel lines, air filters, and ignition components as these can also affect engine operation. This carburetor provides a practical, compatible replacement option to restore reliable performance for the listed snow blower models and part references.