Find the right carburetor kit for a Craftsman snowblower, tiller or log splitter
To find the correct carburetor rebuild kit for the Craftsman engine on your snowblower, tiller or log splitter, first find the supplier name—either Deni or Huayi—and calibration code on the original carburetor.
Use the supplier and calibration code to find the part number.
| Supplier | Calibration code | Part number | Sub part number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Huayi | 161H | 951-12758 | 951-12759 |
| Huayi | 161HA | 951-12758A | 951-12759 |
| Huayi | 161HB | 951-12759 | |
| Huayi | 161S | 951-12756 | |
| Huayi | 161SA | 951-12757A | |
| Huayi | 161SB | 951-12757A | |
| Huayi | 161SC | 951-14124 | |
| Huayi | 165H | 951-12709A | |
| Huayi | 165HA | 951-12709A | |
| Huayi | 165J | 951-12711A | |
| Huayi | 165JA | 951-12711A | |
| Huayi | 165JB | 951-14033 | |
| Deni | 165S | 951-12713 | |
| Huayi | 165S | 951-12716 | |
| Huayi | 165SA | 951-12715 | |
| Deni | 165SB | 951-12712 | |
| Huayi | 165SB | 951-14050 | |
| Huayi | 170H | 951-12782 | |
| Huayi | 170HA | 951-12783 | |
| Huayi | 170HB | 951-12784 | |
| Huayi | 170HE | 951-05034 | |
| Huayi | 170J/HY-170S | 951-12788A | |
| Huayi | 170JA/HY-170SA | 951-12788A | |
| Huayi | 170L | 951-12786 | |
| Huayi | 170LA | 951-12787 | |
| Deni | 170S | 951-14153 | |
| Deni | 170SA | 951-14154 | |
| Huayi | 178L | 951-12763 | |
| Huayi | 178S | 951-12762A | |
| Huayi | 178SA/HY-178LA | 951-12762A | |
| Huayi | 183S | 951-12760A | |
| Huayi | 183SA | 951-12760A | |
| Huayi | 190S | 951-12761A | 951-14231 |
| Huayi | 190SA | 951-12761A | 951-14231 |
| Huayi | 190SB | 951-14231 |
If you need to replace the Deni or Huayi carburetor on your Craftsman snowblower, tiller or log splitter, use this chart to find the right carburetor.
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