Poulan pro 650 model#96142003403 - Briggs & Stratton Lawn-Boy Insight Series 21-Inch 190cc 650 Series Gas Powered Engine Variable Speed Self-Propelled Lawn Mower

Change your sentence from, where do I find, to I need to find a carburetor diagram for poulan pro curved boom trimmer model number 952-271-1961 and do an online search. It don't get too much easier than that.

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Lawn Mower Troubleshooting Guide Engine

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are you talking about the magneto to the flywheel gap i just use a piece of paper between the two and tighten it

First step is to take the gas cap off and tip the mower to pour the old gas out. Leave the cap off for awhile and let the rest of the gas evaporate. After you have handled this, pull out the spark plug and pull the started a few times. This will push whatever gas is left in the carb and lines into the cylinder where it can evaporate or spill out of the spark plug hole.

If you have your EXACT model number you can use this site to find the part your looking for:

http://www.jackssmallengines.com/help.cfm

Start under poulan/weedeater then choose: / poulan pro / saw / gas / then choose your model number. It will bring up a parts diagram of your chainsaw.
Add the part to the cart by changing the Qty to 1 and then add to cart. You will then see the part and the price

There are so many different Poulan Pro model numbers that I can not even begin to guess your model.

Thanks for choosing FixYa,

Kelly

You can find diagrams for the Poulan Pro 260 here - http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Poulan-Parts/Chainsaw-Parts/Model-260TYPE13/1324/1503220?blt=05.

Please note that there a few different "Types" of 260, so if this isn't the one you've got, try selecting "Poulan" from the Brands list at the top of the page and then looking through the available models until you find the "Type #" you have.

Drain plug is under the motor. tip the hole machine back, (handle lying on ground) put something heavy on handle to hold it down, the plug usually is a 1/2 size wrench. Put a pan under machine to catch the oil. Take the drain plug out, drain oil, put drain plug back in, tighten it, and put machine back on all four wheels. Add oil. Take about 3/4 quarters of a quart. SAE 30 or 10w-30.

Since You weren't Model Specific...I assumed you meant a Poulan Pro 38cc, here's a Contact Site for OEM Manuals:
http://www.poulan.com/poulanpro/manualSearchResultsAJAX.do