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Old 04-25-2013, 06:42 AM
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Congrats on your 127 outstanding deal!!! Wish I could get that lucky! Never had a problem starting fluid sprayed on a rag then placed over the air filter, never spray into carb directly, I don't like the potential of explosion of cans in hand, I have never been burned by this method or done any damage
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Well took the carb apart to clean and rebuild. It was clogged wth gunk! No fuel getting threw the carb at all. Does anybody know where i can buy carb cleaner in like a big gallon jug? Id like to soak it for a couple days. Right now im spraying it wth a can of carb cleaner and using a brush to scrub. Also and one know what tool to use to get the small jet bolt like fitting out of the carb. No socket will fit or a rench. Any tips?
Use a nut driver they work with no mods.
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Well guys shes alive! Threw the fresh carb on her and couple cranks fired right up! Drives like a dream! Putting the deck on tomorrow night to try and see how she mows grass! Pics to come!
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Well guys shes alive! Threw the fresh carb on her and couple cranks fired right up! Drives like a dream! Putting the deck on tomorrow night to try and see how she mows grass! Pics to come!
That's awesome, Tyler!
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Well guys shes alive! Threw the fresh carb on her and couple cranks fired right up! Drives like a dream! Putting the deck on tomorrow night to try and see how she mows grass! Pics to come!
Great news!
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The grass looks good Tyler,so does the 127.
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Nice save! And it looks like it mows well too.

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All i got to say is i was right there the night he bolted the carb up, ill let him tell you's the rest lol
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