Have a Kawasaki KRB 400B back pack blower. How do I know if it is Canadian or American? Where do I find a Serial Number? All I have is found is Family ID of 2KAXS.0494CB Thanks~

if unlucky lost its serial number sticker from petrol spill/heat

if lucky something stamped into the alloy housing of assembly

most mower repair shops can track down sample parts without the serial number

a factory limit of hours on blowers are as little as 100 hours

unless it came with the user book from new purchase
you may never know

Generally the VIN and the serial number are the same unless you are looking for a s/n on a specific part of the machine. Don't know of a VIN decoder that will do that. Why not just try a Kawasaki dealer?

AND THE PROBLEM IS ? .

remove the muffler and try it if ok open the muffler and clean the screen

After a quite lengthy search, I found that part.
It is part number: 9149-320601
I found the parts list here:http://www.outdoordistributors.com/McCulloch/McCulloch_part_lists.html
Your blower is listed by model in the last row in the 2nd or 3rd box down (PDF file for parts list)
Here is the link to the parts list I looked at (just to let you know).
http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/MIUS/MIUS2008/MIUS2008-ASB3206-966001201.pdf

it is 50:1

Hi Byron, there are a couple of versions of the Kawasaki #KRB750B backpack blower, so please check the first link below to get the parts list for your model. I've looked up a couple and the 2nd link below shows what I've found on the Kawasaki website for parts for these units.

Select model number from this list:
http://kmcb2c.econnect.partsandwarranty.com/kmcb2c/Menu?action=CATALOGB2B&chID=302125&elementType=1&historyDepth=-1&CHANGENUMBEROFITEMS=63

Here's one of the exploded drawings with parts available, etc.
http://kmcb2c.econnect.partsandwarranty.com/kmcb2c/Menu?action=CATALOGB2B&prodID=3169045&elementType=2&historyDepth=2&CHANGENUMBEROFITEMS=63

Once you've confirmed the model variation you've got, you can then contact either a local Kawasaki dealer or check the internet for a supplier that can sell you what you need.

As far as taking the unit apart, make sure that the gas is drained into a gas container and then allow it to stay vented before you begin taking the blower apart. My suggestion is to take a picture with either your digital camera or camera phone, of the unit BEFORE you start taking things apart and at EACH step as you remove a part (screw, etc.) so you'll be able to refer back to those pictures when you start to reassemble it. That and the line drawings at the above links, will make it much easier to recall just where each part goes and how it went together.

You can also use the Dealer Locator feature on the Kawasaki site to find one near you, or to call and place your parts order, etc.

By the way, I did read your question and noted that you DID put in the brand and part number for your blower, so thank you for providing enough information to help me resolve your problem!

I hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!

If your wheel studs are "metric" it is Canadian. If your wheel studs are "standard" it is American. If it is the original hood there is a sticker underneath it that will tell you where it was made.

I have an 2002 Dakota , my blower is on passenger side of truck, under dash by feet there was 4 small screws to take out blower just came out on mine. Something to check see if there is a electronic card in behind the blower, mine had that, change the card if it has one that controls your blower speeds, when mine went bad only had off and high for a few months, then none, changed blower no go, then found out about this card, dealer cost about $75 canadian, auto wreckers $25 canadian ... hope this helps.

contact your dealer they should be able to provide you with that information


Robert