Posted by gotmyfarm! on February 05, 2019 at 17:18:55 from (184.100.95.119):
In Reply to: snowblower carb posted by gotmyfarm! on February 05, 2019 at 12:01:02:
I think I have the throttle good now. The moving part that the metal rod goes to on top of the unit I took off, when hooked back up would not spring back to the position I assumed is the off position when I pushed the throttle lever down to stop position. The round "door" in the unit wasn't closing. I haven't found any info on this, so correct me if I'm wrong. Adjusted the spring screw behind the throttle lever and the governor arm back where rods hook to, and it goes back to the off/closed position now. I know people usually adjust after they start it and when they see if it's running too fast or slow or rich or poor or whatever. I just think I could see it was way off before even starting it and was afraid that if it did start, it wouldn't shut off if I left it like that. So, I did try to start it then after I got it adjusted, in the dark, in the storm, and it didn't start. I don't know... I did the whole list recommended here and am sure that was needed. Lots of crud was in there and now I know that float needle seals and it's not leaking like it was. could it be spark plug? Or, I did have the throttle all the way up. I think it supposed to be half for starting? Had choke off then put on, then put back off. Maybe I did too much trying to start it. Will try again tomorrow after it is rested.
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