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weedeater doesn't like to come off choke jbrewster 05-28-2007
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Posted by on May 28, 2007, 9:16 pm
I just bought an old weedeater at a garage sale, when I tried it out
there it started, ran briefly on half choke, then died. I figured it
was worth the couple bucks and brought it home. I have since taken
the whole thing apart, cleaned it up, and reassembled it... all to no
avail. It will cough and sputter on full choke, then rev right up on
half choke but die within 5-15 seconds. If I try to take it off choke
or let go of the throttle trigger it dies instantly. By fiddling
around between full and half choke I managed to get it to run
(sounding fairly decent) for about 45 seconds or so a couple of times.

I'm assuming it's a fuel flow issue. The carb looked quite clean when
I had it apart though and I have played with the screw a bit but don't
know what I'm going for there. Any ideas on what else to do or how to
best adjust the carb screw?


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Posted by Zephyr on May 29, 2007, 11:56 am

>I just bought an old weedeater at a garage sale, when I tried it out
> there it started, ran briefly on half choke, then died. I figured it
> was worth the couple bucks and brought it home. I have since taken
> the whole thing apart, cleaned it up, and reassembled it... all to no
> avail. It will cough and sputter on full choke, then rev right up on
> half choke but die within 5-15 seconds. If I try to take it off choke
> or let go of the throttle trigger it dies instantly. By fiddling
> around between full and half choke I managed to get it to run
> (sounding fairly decent) for about 45 seconds or so a couple of times.
>
> I'm assuming it's a fuel flow issue. The carb looked quite clean when
> I had it apart though and I have played with the screw a bit but don't
> know what I'm going for there. Any ideas on what else to do or how to
> best adjust the carb screw?
>

I had a similar issue on a weedeater I pulled out of someone else's trash
pile,
replace the spark plug. it worked like a charm for me.

Dave



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