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Posted by Andrew Z on April 05, 2005 at 19:10:46 from (64.252.226.127):
I posted a message on my SC on Saturday and with the advice I recived from you guys here I took the carb apart. It turns out the needle and cage were messed up got a carb kit for that. Put the carb back on and hooked it up. I went to start her and it stared it at full throtle plus++. Shut it off on the spot. Adjusted the rod that comes from the governor and could get it to the point to were I could get it near a idle still allitle high. However if I move it a notch literaly one notch it runs at 2000 RPM's!!! what could be the trouble??? Thanks for the help Andrew
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