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Old 05-23-2018, 11:53 AM
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I remove the solenoid. Take it off drill the bolt out to 3/8" and put a freeze out plug in it. I only drill it to the point where it has the taper.
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thanks guys for all the info. i cleaned the carb again and flushed gas hose also which i had done when i had installed new lines and filter. i also eliminated the carb solenoid. well i mowed for 4 hours and no problems, so hopefully i have it fixed thank again guys for the help
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Guess you just needed to dick r with it some more.
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Gotta laugh now and again. I've had one of the worst couple weeks I've ever had..... don't have much left to do but laugh.
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