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Re: Super A Carburator help
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Posted by Allen R on October 22, 2002 at 04:46:50 from (168.9.128.4):
In Reply to: Super A Carburator help posted by Reddog on October 21, 2002 at 16:57:05:
I have always cranked the tractor rev up to high speed move the mixture screw in to rough then back out to engine is rough again then back in to I think sound is correct - move throttle to low speed then if carb is correct you should be able to move back to high speed with throttle with little or no hesitation from the carb. I agree with prior posts that engine will not get down to low rpm idle is somewhere between your throttle and carb...Always be careful - neutral gear - etc when working off that tractor and engine running..
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