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Re: The problems with my 48 cub
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Posted by Chris on April 10, 2000 at 19:12:54 from (64.24.59.202):
In Reply to: The problems with my 48 cub posted by Mike Shoemaker on April 10, 2000 at 16:24:07:
All the suggestions given so far are pretty much everything that can go wrong. One thing to check is the main carburator jet. It's the hex-head nut on the side of the carb. There is a tiny pin-sized hole at the end. Mine was plugged up with old gas. If need to clean it, used compressed air or maybe some fishing line--anything that WILL NOT scratch up the metering holes. Like previously mentioned, with the fuel bowl valve turned on (undeneath the tank) pull the main jet and fuel should flow out freely. If not, work your way up the fuel line through the various fittings and filters and find the culprit (if it exists.) Good luck, Chris
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