NOT replaceable to my knowledge, you might try cleaning the surface with either and then position the line and fitting where it works and use the oil-resistant silicone to stick it back in place ? those carbs are easy to come by, most small engine shops will have some laying around.

Thanks, I was afraid of that when I didn't see them in the carb. breakdown online. I might try another carb body that's got a 90 degree brass tube. At last resort I will look for some type of glue. The little o-ring was dry rotted. Or Look for used carb. locally or on ebay.

Well, I gave up and glued it back on. Broke down and brought new fuel lines also now I got 10.50 in it. But, it runs like new and starts amazingly easy without a primer bulb. At it to the collection, start on the curb finds now.

I have a 2250 that starts great without the primer bulb (after I cleaned it all up and gave it a good tuneup).