Tillotson S234B

[Aled Hughes]

Can someone please help me source a carb repair kit for the above carb or at least the kit number i require thanks 

[pleasant]

3xFor Tillotson HS RK-23HS E1 286A 136A 234B Carburetor Carb Rebuild Repair Kit

WWW.EBAY.CO.UK

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Carburetor Carb Rebuild Repair Kit For Tillotson HS RK-23HS Carburetor Repair. 3set Carburetor Carb Rebuild Repair Kit...

 

[Aled Hughes]

1 minute ago, pleasant said:

3xFor Tillotson HS RK-23HS E1 286A 136A 234B Carburetor Carb Rebuild Repair Kit

WWW.EBAY.CO.UK

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Carburetor Carb Rebuild Repair Kit For Tillotson HS RK-23HS Carburetor Repair. 3set Carburetor Carb Rebuild Repair Kit...

 

Are genuine ones still available?

[Fatboy2017]

Try ROWENA MOTORS 01248 715552   www.rowenacarbs.co.uk

[outinthewood]

Tillotson still are still producing carbs and kits. Based in Tralee and look them up on line, very helpful. The last time I spoke to them it was a father and son team that were the main guys for chainsaw carbs. 

[openspaceman]

4 hours ago, outinthewood said:

Tillotson still are still producing carbs and kits. Based in Tralee and look them up on line, very helpful. The last time I spoke to them it was a father and son team that were the main guys for chainsaw carbs. 

I did wonder what happened, all my original saws had Tillotson carbs. I guess other firms could mass produce cheaper.

[spudulike]

Tillotson couldn't keep up with demand and Walbro and Zama took the lion-share of the business.

 

Another recommendation for Rowena carbs...a very decent outfit, lots of knowledge from Hugo...the bloke I always deal with. They hold a lot of stock and have helped me out with some pretty difficult parts in the past.

[pleasant]

I always considered Tillotson carbs easy to work on and pretty reliable. All Stihl zama carbs are chinese now....unfortunately

[adw]

And we all know who owns Zama.

[peatff]

17 hours ago, pleasant said:

I always considered Tillotson carbs easy to work on and pretty reliable. All Stihl zama carbs are chinese now....unfortunately

 

Zama have plants in Japan and Tennessee as well as China, as long as quality is maintained there is nothing wrong with Zama or Walbro. There are plenty of old saws still running with them.