Gee Rusty, it looks just like the one over there... I can't supply a drawing, some did have a punched out tab the spring hooked on to. Numbers?

Tom: I'll get the numbers tomorrow. Right now, i have to get ready to take my wife and me to the annual Firemen's Ball. I think i'm the oldest member, but not sure. Don't matter any way--ain't getting a medal-maybe a boot!
I should of thought of getting the numbers, but with all that is happening here at home, my mind is in a tizzy.
My wife is always checking my e-mail, looking for some hussy trying to carry me off! Good thing the party is free! I couldn't buy a crutch for a crippled crab!

Heh heh- you crack me up Rusty!

Went to the party last evening. Things went along quite well! Ruth made it thru the whole party without any problems! (A product of working most of her life, testing cigarettes for the makers!)
Everybody had a swell time-the refreshments were all free! As was the good eats!
All the men got a free Smith & Wesson! They said we might need them later on! It is a knife-folding blade, heavy and SHARP! It'll be handy, ya know!?
And, we got to test the liquid refreshments--all FREE!!
I didn't have to worry about driving home--only live 3/4 mile from fire house. And, i have the cop on duty's lawn tractor in my garage for fixin!

Here's the dope on the carb/engine numbers: Briggs & Stratton
Single cylinder.
Model: 252707

Type: 0638-01

Code: 82090211

Note: I think they designed those controls to dumb-found us mechanics.

I've been trying to sell him a nice Craftsman tractor, but he hasn't bit on it yet.

You all can stop trying to figure out the choke linkage!
My son stopped in and asked me whats up. I told him about having trouble with the choke control box. He looked at it-then he put it all together and it works right.
And then---the owner came in. I told him i have more to do on it--he said forget it. So i presented him with the bill: He turned seven shades of purple, so i told him to take his tractor and leave, and thanks for the experience.
I suppose, him being a cop--other folks might not be brave enough to present a local cop a bill for tractor repairs. I am!
At the same time, i started up my Toro/Wheel horse, that had been stored in the old garage since last fall. It runs well and mows. I offered it to the cop for $125 and his old one--all i got was a fishy eyed stare! Ho-hum!

Did you not get my email Rusty? Do you get a new email recently? Or was it not helpful? Oh well...

Gee, Tom, I'll have to check the in-box.
It is all fixed. Starts and runs. BUT! When the cop came to get it--he was incensed that i'd ask for money for fixing it.So, it is sitting outside in the driveway and he can come get it whenever. I hope it don't rain, but if it does---oh, well, i didn't cover it!
Of course--it doesn't start on his battery-it is stone dead! Hey---no pay/no play! /and, he won't be able to say i cheated him out of his cash, since he didn't pay any to me.

Tom: Sorry about that. Yes, i did get your message, but my son was in before i got in here, to get your message. Thanks for the reply! I didn't want you to think your help wasn't appreciated! Rusty J.