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Posted by MrBill on April 04, 2004 at 20:51:36 from (66.169.161.72):
I have a 350b that has been pretty reliable. I work with it on weekends and when I push the button, it hardly rolls over once and it has already started. After working most the day today, it coughed and sputtered, so I reached down and turned it off real fast because it did not want it to run out of fuel. I went to the truck to get the can and added 5 gallons of fuel. And was surprised because that almost filled it up. Then when I tried to start it, NOTHING. The button did nothing. I put a battery booster on it thinking the battery may be low and still nothing. I ran out of day light and did not have too many tools with me. Any suggestions on where I might start???? It sputtered and quit. Why would it do that after running fine all day? MrBill
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