This was an exact swap for my 55 Tripacer 150. It seems the be a bit improved from the original in overall quality. Plane flys fantastic now.

Joshua C Verified Purchase

Carburetor Heat Box Cessna 150

Perfect for replacing those horrible z bends

Dixon A Verified Purchase

Cable B Nut Carburetor Heat 222-4

Better than sponge

Mark S Verified Purchase

Filter #A40599 Carburetor Intake

Poor quality and too expensive for that quality

Robert S Verified Purchase

Carburetor Heat Box Cessna 150

I have not installed yet (waiting on the engine) but it looks like good quality.

James M Verified Purchase

Carburetor Heat Box Cessna 150

excellent works great

Carl E Verified Purchase

Filter #A40599 Carburetor Intake

Works great, fit my Aeronca Champ w/ C-85

Michael Y Verified Purchase

Filter #A40599 Carburetor Intake

Great product!

H. S Verified Purchase

Carburetor Heat Box Cessna 150

The spitting image of the one on my 150M except new (and not full of repairs.)

Precise, fast shipping! From grounded to flying in three days.

Unit was a good fit on MA3-SPA carb on my Corvair-powered Sonex. Its low profile enabled simplification and streamlining of the cowl installation. I am pleased. It would have been nice if it shipped with a gasket between it and the carb.

Good value for the dollar. Had to make some minor adjustments to fit my Citabria but all in all, very happy.

Great Box for the price you pay. However be prepared to drill couple holes for the bracket and like mentioned you may need to widen the hole slightly for the cable. For the price its decent quality and will give years of trouble free. I have installed this exact box back in 2007. No issues.

Great quality. The only negative is that I had to drill two holes for a support bracket, one hole for the cotter pin to go through on the hose, and widen the hole for the cable bolt to go through.

The body is very thin material. The lever arm is even thinner. I dont expect it to last long before cracking. Nutplates were not centered in the holes or or flanges.

Good buy for the money but there are a couple issues. The valve is held in with low grade Allen head bolts and elastic stop nuts which I don’t think is a good idea for something that sees a lot of heat. The friction lock on the side wasn’t built properly either. In the fully closed position it barely has any friction and in the fully open position the tab doesn’t touch the serrated teeth at all.

Needed immediately as a temporary replacement) but it is not built as stout as the original. Neck between carb and airbox is very thin and expect it to crack eventually.

Pugetsoundflyers, I Verified Purchase

Carburetor Heat Box Cessna 150

thin material that cracks after about 100 hrs i have tried two of these and both exactly the same. they are cheap but not worth the trouble to change or repair every 100hrs

Guage of material to fabricate the Carb Heat box was thinner than a previous example. The control arm for the carb heat was too long. It would have made contact with the carburetor. I needed to cut it back to the length of the previous heat box. The incoming port for Carb heat had an extension that was too long. This airplane has a turned duct that get attached to the port extension. If I left it as received, the turned duct would have contacted aluminum breather line. I cut the extension back to about 1. All worked out. Carb heat box now installed on airplane.

Very cheaply made. Non or the edges are straight where the air filter mounts. The one I got looks terrible.

Extremely cheap and low quality product. I used it as a base for building a much better unit (installed housings with needle bearings instead of the plastic bushes, replaces flimsy metal parts and hardware.

Cheapest route to an in flight emergency is to fly with this part on your plane. Cheaply made. Tack welds not the best quality. Metal must be recycled beer cans. The gate valve is held onto the actuator rod with non-flight hardware risk of breaking off in flight and traveling through the engine. The description says NOT FAA APPROVED for a reason.

Purchase this box in 2005. About 600 hours in use. Bushing hole elongated. due to vibration. Good value for the money. Purchase another for replacement Sept 2020. Not near the quality of the same 2005 model. They cheapened the metal in the box to the point it might as well be made out of cardboard, I installed the unit until I can find an overhaul kit for old Spruce box. It flexes so much at the neck won’t last 100 hours. Also agree with other posters not a straight edge on the thing and ratchet bar barely touches. Find a new supplier please..