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Old 07-05-2018, 05:06 PM
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High speed screw doesn't have a "stop". It will just unscrew from the carb body. What do you mean by "it's out to the stop"?
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Old 07-05-2018, 06:04 PM
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Ok, we need some clarification:
You state you installed a "rebuilt engine"
What was done to it?
New oversize pistons/rings?
Crank turned undersize?
Valves/seats done with 3 angle valve job or replaced and clearance adjusted as per service manual?
You say you didn't touch anything about the governor.
Then you say you adjusted it to specks in the book.
There are 4 adjustments on the carb:
Idle speed screw.
Idle mixture jet.
High speed mixture jet.
Float setting.
We need to know just what we are dealing with to diagnose the patient.

We also do not know your abilities, so we can suggest repairs/adjustments within your capabilities.
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Old 07-06-2018, 11:40 AM
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Thanks Guys

I think i got it. I reset the float level on the old Kohler carb, and adjusted the governor again seems to have fixed it. If i had to say, it was a mixture of fuel pump and float level was the problem...I also think as someone said that those Chinese carbs are set to high.
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Thanks Guys

I think i got it. I reset the float level on the old Kohler carb, and adjusted the governor again seems to have fixed it. If i had to say, it was a mixture of fuel pump and float level was the problem...I also think as someone said that those Chinese carbs are set to high.
Glad ya got it sorted out!
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Good for you! Glad it's running they way it should.
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