Here we go....
Cleared all fuel lines, replaced filter, checked pump. I have an abundace of gas right up to the nut that connects the steel pipe to the carb.
As we had this problem 2 weeks ago and it ran fine after we finally got it started I have ruled out blocked jets. Therefore my only conclusion is that the float is stuck in the up position and will not allow any fuel in to the carb.
My question is does anyone know of a quick fix to release the float without taking the whole carb apart?
I have not tried tapping the carb or blowing in with air - should I???
Cleared all fuel lines, replaced filter, checked pump. I have an abundace of gas right up to the nut that connects the steel pipe to the carb.
As we had this problem 2 weeks ago and it ran fine after we finally got it started I have ruled out blocked jets. Therefore my only conclusion is that the float is stuck in the up position and will not allow any fuel in to the carb.
My question is does anyone know of a quick fix to release the float without taking the whole carb apart?
I have not tried tapping the carb or blowing in with air - should I???