jasonb50630
New User
I just found out my 630 has a DLTX 81 carb on it which would make it for a 60. It runs fine and has since i've owned it. Whats the difference between a carb for a 60 gas and a 630 gas?
Mike Aylward
Well-known Member
Very little internally. Most of the difference is in the way the fuel enters the carburetor. When you add the external parts a 630 has you in effect now have a 630 carburetor. Mike
buickanddeere
Well-known Member
60/620/630 all use the identical nozzles and Power Jets. Use and enjoy with complete confidence. Just don't run the carb over rich.
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