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ErikL97
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- North Carolina
Really carbon and wet
soaked
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- Location
- Lake Stevens, Wa
Are you perhaps over choking, or is the float stuck?
Stuck float would cause fuel to constantly run out from the carb throat once the fuel is turned on.
Stuck float would cause fuel to constantly run out from the carb throat once the fuel is turned on.
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ErikL97
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- Location
- North Carolina
I have to choke each time it needs to be started, maybe my float is getting stuck I haven’t tore it apart to check everything yet. I just got it started and was able to get it back to the tractor shed
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