Posted by Don-Wi on February 03, 2013 at 15:04:08 from (75.207.83.49):
In Reply to: Only on Sunday posted by rrlund on February 03, 2013 at 14:30:23:
That's about right. I stayed home from church to watch our 2 boys who are getting over their colds. I'm getting over it myself and my wife is a day or 2 behind me.
On Thursday evening after work my snowblower died about 1/2 way through the drift by the garage door. I'd bring it in the garage and it'd run, get it out and it's die before touching the snow. I screwed with the carb for a good 30 minutes before I gave up. I parked outside and let the wifey park inside. I didn't even try it on Friday with the actual temp being below 0, so yesterday I went out and tried it. I readjusted the carb and it fired right up. Ran ok, but not great. So then I put the tin back on that goes over the carb and it's running fine again. I had it off since I had to rebuild the carb back in October after I discovered I parked it under a hole in the roof and the carb was screwed up. I probably could have avoided some trouble if I would have put it back on after I tweaked the carb while blowing the first storm.
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