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O/T - Briggs Stratton carb problem
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Posted by jCarroll on September 22, 2006 at 15:08:36 from (4.225.129.198):
I have a 5hp B&S engine with horizontal shaft - maybe 10 years old. Single cylinder, rope starter, Gas tank is below the carb - gas gets to the carb by a metal tube extending from the bottom of the carb down into the tank. The carb fastens to the top of the tank. Engne starts easily - runs smooth for 30 to 45 seconds and dies. the last 5 seconds you can tell it's gas starved. It will NOT immediately restart. let it sit 10 minutes, and it'll start OK, and run for 40 seconds. i can repeat this as many times as i want to. I removed the carb, blew out the passages, installed a new rubber diaphram. No change in operation. is there something in the gas pickup tube that is maybe faulty that is getting sucked up and closing off the gas intake? I rinsed out the tank and I don't think I have amything loose in the tank which is covering the inlet. I'll listen to all answers and theories. thanks.
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