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    Brushcutter \/ trimmer carburetor Oleo-Mac SP42 \/ 44 (AN)

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  • This Oleo-Mac Sparta 42 carburetor – a non-original carburetor designed for Oleo-Mac and Efco brushcutters that use the original carburetor numbered 2318765AR, Walbro WT-869 type.

    In the Oleo-Mac Sparta 42 parts catalog 2318765AR is listed as the WT-869A carburetor. The same carburetor also fits Sparta 37, Sparta 38, Sparta 44 FE and several related Oleo-Mac and Efco models.

    Fits Oleo-Mac Models
    Oleo-Mac OM 36
    Oleo-Mac OM 43
    Oleo-Mac OM 43 BP
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 37
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 37 S
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 38
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 38 FE
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 38 S
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 42
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 42 BP
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 42 S
    Oleo-Mac Sparta 44 FE
    Fits Efco Models
    Efco EF 3600
    Efco EF 4300
    Efco Stark 37
    Efco Stark 37 IC
    Efco Stark 38
    Efco Stark 38 FE
    Efco Stark 38 IC
    Efco Stark 42

    All these models use the 2318765AR carburetor version.

    Original Part Number and Type
    2318765AR
    2318765
    Walbro WT-869
    WT-869A \/ WT-869B version

    The WT-869A designation appears in the Oleo-Mac catalog, while in newer original Emak parts data 2318765AR is also called WT-869B. Therefore, when choosing a part it is most important to follow the original part number 2318765AR.

    Important Regarding Sparta 44

    This carburetor fits the Oleo-Mac Sparta 44 FE, but it is not universal for all Sparta 44 brushcutters.

    The standard Sparta 44 version's parts catalog uses the 2318735CR \/ WT-870B carburetor, while the Sparta 44 FE uses 2318765AR \/ WT-869. Therefore if the brushcutter is labeled only „Sparta 44“, you should check the old carburetor before purchasing. If it is marked 2318735CR or WT-870, a different version is needed.

    When installing

    Before replacing the carburetor it's worth checking the intake connector, gaskets, fuel hoses, fuel filter and tank breather. Leaks or poor fuel delivery can cause symptoms very similar to a failed carburetor.

    After installation check that the throttle moves freely and the choke operates properly. Before running under full load the carburetor should be adjusted according to the engine's requirements.