Toliet bowl cleaner is for for use in the bathroom.Lacquer thinner is used and made for painting.These products are not the best solution for the problem you describe.Either purchase some carb dip and submerge the carb in it or purchase a can of Kroil made by Kano Industries and start spaying it down with it.If you can ever get the shaft to move a little then, the Kroil will free it up so you can remove it.But you will then need the dip cleaner to clean the carb.I don't claim to be an expert but,I've been using Berryman's Chem Dip for close to 40 years on carbs and it does a great job.Just dissasemble the carb then submerge it and let it soak for a few hours.Then take it out and wash the carb and parts with water.Then get a can or two of of carb and choke cleaner and some wire for the passages and some compressed air.Run the wire through all the passages,spay the cleaner through it and blow it out with the compressed air.Read the instuctions that come with the new kit,take your time and it will work.Do a half a&&ed job with inferior products and rush at it and it won't work.If all else fails a little common sense will usually prevail.
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