nice job! I just cleaned my carb on the same snowblower. Don't forget to clean the jet behind the large black plastic screw. Mine was surging after I did the initial carb clean. I took it back apart and realized that I had missed that jet behind the black plastic screw. This has some debris in it. Put back together and ran perfect.
Great job, there is one more jet that you may want to clean out, it's the idle jet..it stops it from surging, but it appeared to be idling ok, good job
Thank you so much for this video I've got snow coming tomorrow and I was afraid to even touch a carburetor but you made it look so easy and step by step instructions help me get through and my snow blower now starts and I'll make sure I don't leave the gas and the snow blower next time Thank you have a happy New years God bless.
Great video. While you have the carburetor off, don't forget to clean the low-speed jet. It is the jet under the black idle adjustment screw. It just pops up after the idle screw is removed. If you have done a complete carburetor clean and your engine still does not run correctly, then on the newer PowerMore engines used by MTD there is a hidden screen behind the fuel inlet elbow. Some other carburetors also use a screen behind the fuel inlet. The best way is to try and blow the clogged screen clean with compressed air or use carb spray to help dissolve the clog then blow until the carb clean spray can freely pass through. This video shows where the screen is located. th-cam.com/video/Pb4he2F4ZEw/w-d-xo.html
nice job! I just cleaned my carb on the same snowblower. Don't forget to clean the jet behind the large black plastic screw. Mine was surging after I did the initial carb clean. I took it back apart and realized that I had missed that jet behind the black plastic screw. This has some debris in it. Put back together and ran perfect.
Great job, there is one more jet that you may want to clean out, it's the idle jet..it stops it from surging, but it appeared to be idling ok, good job
Thank you so much for this video I've got snow coming tomorrow and I was afraid to even touch a carburetor but you made it look so easy and step by step instructions help me get through and my snow blower now starts and I'll make sure I don't leave the gas and the snow blower next time Thank you have a happy New years God bless.
Briggs and Stratton has never failed me yet.
They perfected the small engine a long long time ago!
and to this day that fuel hose clasp is still loose! :3
Great video. While you have the carburetor off, don't forget to clean the low-speed jet. It is the jet under the black idle adjustment screw. It just pops up after the idle screw is removed. If you have done a complete carburetor clean and your engine still does not run correctly, then on the newer PowerMore engines used by MTD there is a hidden screen behind the fuel inlet elbow. Some other carburetors also use a screen behind the fuel inlet. The best way is to try and blow the clogged screen clean with compressed air or use carb spray to help dissolve the clog then blow until the carb clean spray can freely pass through. This video shows where the screen is located. th-cam.com/video/Pb4he2F4ZEw/w-d-xo.html
I read or probably heard here on TH-cam, non ethanol will last for a long time?
Yes, it's the way to go in small engine equipment. Especially seasonal things that sit around 9 months of the year!
He left the fuel in there since last winter. And he's wondering why it doesn't start????
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