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Shindaiwa PB 27 Powerbroom/ Looking for carb/or rebuild kit

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by DexterDay, Jun 10, 2015.

  1. DexterDay

    DexterDay Administrator

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    As the title says, I am currently looking for a good used carb, or any help in finding a rebuild kit. I have yet to tear it down and see what carb it has on it, but any help or leads is appreciated. :)

    Thanks

    Dex

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    Quick search on CR said there is 3 different carbs.

    Kits on EReplacement are $50 +

    You may what to check yours out before buying anything. Clean and pop off test
     
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    You gonna get that thing "Middle Finger" ported DexterDay ?:rofl: :lol::thumbs::wacky:
     
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  5. SquareFile

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    I'm not taking on customers at the moment.......sorry.
     
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    Videos uploading now :D

    I finally took the carb off and cleaned it and readjusted the air screw and carb screw. I stopped being lazy after I made this post.. ;)

    Ooooh baby this thing is bad!!!! :dex:

    Thanks Guido Salvage !!!
     
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    Kill switch didn't work, ended up just being unhooked under the switch. Quick fix...

    May need a fuel line in the future, but that will be an easy and cheap fix. Carb was the culprit and air screw was about 4 turns out. 1.5 turns and she runs great..

    Mental note. Don't stand downwind from this machine. I was covered in dust!! :(

    Shindaiwa pb27:
     
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    And for the record! This thing rocks!! :dex:

    I walked a lot of the ditch I just dug to my pond and this thing will flip the dirt right back into the ditch! I am in love already! :)


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    That thing is the bees' knees:thumbs: DexterDay!

    Think of all the help you'da had for that ditch if you timed it just a little sooner....:rofl: :lol:
     
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    You tried to be as lazy as I was... Glad to see that you got it sorted out, I told you it was the cat's meow. When winter hits, give us a video cleaning snow off the porch.

    Another satisfied customer!l
     
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    :D

    I was only taking it apart to get the cab number, but it was so easy to tear down, I just kept going.

    It really is a running machine. The video doesn't give the paddle speed justice. Those paddles are really turning some RPM's.
     
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    And I bet you got more dirt back in the hole with little to zero damage to the lawn.
     
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    No lawn damage :)

    The dirt that was a pain to get out of the grass or the hard clay bits that were stuck to the grass just got thrown back in the ditch.

    Phenomenal machine..
     
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    We used to use them to push the slurry of mud, deck "droppings" (anybody who cleans underneath other people's mowers knows exactly what I'm talking about), and grass clippings off the wash area (asphalt) when I worked for a mower shop. Much faster than the pressure washer and less mess.

    You will keep finding new things to do with it.
     
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    I kinda wanted to see it pushing shavings at the cants during the GTG....
     
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    Ooooooh..... All those chips!! Another found use!!! Woohoo!!!! :thumbs:
     
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    Dex, one of my small engine mechanics swears by the shindawa, says they are heck of little engine easy to fix lots of rentals use them..
     
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    Central Equipment here in Lexington is a Shinny dealer, they have been able to get parts for my equipment. I will need to look, I think I may have bought some sort of part for it after I got it.
     
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    ^^^
    A carb, perhaps.....