5hp Briggs with up draft carb, looking for carb or gaskets

[ugmold]

Hi folks.
I picked up an old Sears Craftsman Generator with a 5hp Briggs carrying the numbers: 150 12 0105 01 90041007
So I know it is a 5hp, and looks like it was made in 1990. It will run, started up with a splash of gas. Updraft Carb is very dirty. Tried to save the bowl gasket, ripped.
So I'm looking for a gasket kit, 7-9hp Chinese carbs come up in the ebay search, but no 5hp or gasket kits.
I tried the number at Jacks small engine and came up with nothing.
Ideas?

 

[Harquebus]

That does not seem like a Briggs serial number that I am familiar with. They usually start out with 130XXX, 6 digits total for the first number set.

Is it an old flathead Briggs?

 

[ugmold]

It is an old flathead Briggs. I got it running decently, and luckily (although I haven't changed it) the bowl gasket has a number printed on it. And at least that is available.

 

[Richard Trotter]

Can you post a photo of the carb, some 5hp Briggs had small flojet up-draft carbs (mostly military motors).

 

[ugmold]

Hate to throw a video at you, but here it is, has shots of the serial number, carb, shroud.
Thanks: This is part 1 of 2

 

[Richard Trotter]

I think it is a model 130412. I will send you a PM

 

[Richard Trotter]

I have a parts pdf for this motor, email me at diktrotter@sfcn.org and I will send it to you. Put Briggs in the subject line so I don't mistake you for spam.

 

[ugmold]

Thanks Richard, sent you an email.

 

[ugmold]

Thanks Richard it looks correct.

 

[golden pinto]

when you take it apart you'll find that it has a tapered shaft !

 

[ugmold]

when you take it apart you'll find that it has a tapered shaft !

That was my guess to, or a short shaft. But there is no need, I actually have it running great now. We will see what happens when I actually use it an extended period of time.