Earlier in your video you are saying that there is 2-cycle fuel in the tank. That’s why he is asking you why didn’t you change it for 4-cycle gas appropriate for this engine.
Bluish gas indicates someone mistakenly put 2 cycle oil in the gas which is tinted to differentiate it from the pale yellowish color of regular gas. Gas with oil will foul the plug of a 4 cycle engine which this FG110 tiller has. It will also cause the engine to run rich and smoke and have poor power. First thing I'd do with this tiller is dump the gas, rinse the tank and carb with fresh fuel, dump again, refill the tank with fresh gas and check the plug, clean and gap, test the spark and it should run. If not, new plug.
There’s supposed to be Oring seal
Where did you get that can you use to spray gas in the carburetor? Thanks!! 2:04
I got it off Amazon. It is a oil can
Why didn’t you change out the 2 cycle gas?
This doesn't use 2 cycle fuel. The fuel was aged but wasn't bad
Earlier in your video you are saying that there is 2-cycle fuel in the tank. That’s why he is asking you why didn’t you change it for 4-cycle gas appropriate for this engine.
Bluish gas indicates someone mistakenly put 2 cycle oil in the gas which is tinted to differentiate it from the pale yellowish color of regular gas. Gas with oil will foul the plug of a 4 cycle engine which this FG110 tiller has. It will also cause the engine to run rich and smoke and have poor power. First thing I'd do with this tiller is dump the gas, rinse the tank and carb with fresh fuel, dump again, refill the tank with fresh gas and check the plug, clean and gap, test the spark and it should run. If not, new plug.
Yeah very unclear or confused.
I tore it apart, it will start , choke has to on it it dies, then accelerate, dies, any suggestions?
If you have a tuneable version you can tune the carb. If not then a good cleaning or replacement is going to be needed
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I cleaned the carburetor, the only adjustment I found was the idle screw
In that case I would buy a new carb. There is a blockage somewhere in there causing the issue. Some passageways are very difficult to get clear
@@PNWSmallEngineandLawn I’m cleaning it again one more time, now I see a spring that I don’t remember it coming outb
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