[evh]

I love my Little S200. I am tinkering around with it and I am looking for some spare parts. I would like to find a couple of the diaphragm carburetors and manifold (either part). Also would consider a whole engine, must be equipped with starter type flywheel and mounting positions machined in block. Would also consider the 6hp version found on the S620 as long it also is equipped with starter type flywheel and mounting positions machined in block.
AH580
AH600

I will check my hoard and see if I have a few of those parts and get back to this post if I do.

Just a point of clarification. I don't think the S620 is 6hp (I am clarifying also because I saw a video from "Taryl Fixes All" where he also referred to the S620 as 6hp). You would think it is based on the model number and typical snow blower naming convention i.e. HP/Width. The attached image is from the Toro web site. It shows it as a 3hp. I own a S620 and I would say that is about right.

 

[laser3kw]

Thanks! Yay, I saw the Taryl video recently and assumed he knew what he was talking about, his logic seems to fit. I've had my little S200 for 20 years now. It was given to me non-working. I've worked on small engines most my life and still love to modify them.
The carbs can be in any shape, I plan on experimenting on them. The engines, I don't know. If parts are available, I might rebuild.

 

[laser3kw]

Another question for you: will the float bowl carb used on the S620(?) directly fit in place of the diaphragm carb on the S200? linkages, springs and all?
thanks

just a point of clarification. I don't think the S620 is 6hp

 

[Rooskie]

Sorry, I threw mine away when reading on this site that it was not worth keeping.

 

[evh]

Another question for you: will the float bowl carb used on the S620(?) directly fit in place of the diaphragm carb on the S200? linkages, springs and all?
thanks

That, I don't know. I have never tried nor looked into it.