Briggs and Stratton Carburetors Stevensville Maryland

VINCE CHRISTIAN
Lawn Mower and Small Engine Parts and Service
410-443-27790

Briggs and Stratton Carburetors and Briggs and Stratton Carburetor Rebuild Kits
Vince Christian Lawn Mower Repair of Stevensville, Maryland stocks many of the most popular Briggs and Stratton carburetors and Briggs and Stratton carburetor rebuild kits. If you are looking for Briggs and Stratton carburetors or Briggs and Stratton carburetor rebuild kits call us. We also carry carburetors and carburetor rebuild kits for Kohler, Honda and Tecumseh engines as well! We also carry a full line of tune up parts, spark plugs, air filters, fuel filters, oil filters, blades, spindles, belts and pulleys for most brands. We can get almost any part next day!


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Warranty

30 Day LIMITED Warranty whether you use your equipment or not, no exceptions. Please call or text immediately 24/7 with any issues or concerns. ALL warranty related concerns/issues must be diagnosed and repaired by us only. Any attempt to repair warranty related items on your own or by a third party VOIDS the warranty. The warranty applies to the person invoiced only and is not transferable. Always use fresh uncontaminated fuel! We do not recommend running your fuel systems empty. Instead, use a fuel stabilizer ALL year long and you MUST start and run your equipment at least every 3 weeks or more often for at least 5 minutes during the off season or extended down times. This is especially true for Snowblowers and Generators! Gasoline starts going bad within 30 days of manufacture NOT from date of purchase. Using gas over 30 days old without a stabilizer is not recommended. Store fuel containers out of the weather. Make sure they are sealed off completely! *The term "Rebuild" simply means to take apart and put back together in part or whole and does not in any way imply the use of new parts. Carburetors can go bad and leak fuel. Therefore, we always advise to keep fuel shut-off valves in the OFF position when not in use if so equipped. This is very important especially if you are storing your equipment inside an attached garage. Thank You!