povertyknob
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What's the best cheap way to fix a wore out choke bypass spring on these?
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Janicholson
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Cheap is to solder the little disk to the hole and use more care when choking it. Jim
povertyknob
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Thanks fellas, that's the direction I was leaning towards
Wicksfield
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Interesting responses. My 656 has that goofy two piece choke butterfly also. Starts hard to won't start when it's cold. Give it a shot of either, starts right up. Tells me not getting enough fuel when cold which I have suspected the choke butterfly. Turning it into one piece is on the hot list.
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