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dr.sportster

11-11-2005 10:15:11




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Last week my dad came over with his push mower and said it was reving up and down.I cleaned a bunch of fuzzy stuff off the air cleaner and it seemed to run ok.About this time its getting dark and I cant find any adjustment screws on the carb[which feels like plastic].Is it possible there is no carb adjustment or Im not looking hard enough?He just called and said the problem is back.




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JT

11-12-2005 10:43:25




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 Re: Yardman mower in reply to dr.sportster, 11-11-2005 10:15:11  
Doc,
More than likely, there is no adjustment on these carbs. If it is a plastic carb on top of the tank, it needs a diaphram replaced. It is between the tank and carb. If it is a bolw type carb seperate from the tank, there is a bowl nut, and in the middle of that nut is a little hole, it needs to be cleaned out. One of these two should solve your problem. Jim



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BobMo

11-11-2005 15:17:56




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 Re: Yardman mower in reply to dr.sportster, 11-11-2005 10:15:11  
It sounds like a carb. adjustment is needed as you say. Does he have the manual? If so it should give some indication of where the adjustment is. I have the same problem with a riding Murray but there is an obvious adjustment. Good luck....



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