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Old 06-29-2018, 08:45 AM
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Hmm, don't recall seeing that. Nothing between the tank and the carb other than the pump. And now a filter.
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Old 06-29-2018, 08:48 AM
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Hmm, don't recall seeing that. Nothing between the tank and the carb other than the pump. And now a filter.
So, there is no fuel shutoff with screen attached to your tank? 1811 is suppose to have it. The screen could be getting clogged. the valve...
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Old 06-29-2018, 09:48 AM
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yes it has that. I pulled the tank off and cleaned all of that at the onset of my issue. All good there. Tank, shutoff and screen were all spotless.
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yes it has that. I pulled the tank off and cleaned all of that at the onset of my issue. All good there. Tank, shutoff and screen were all spotless.
Did you change carbs? Or was that what you were going to try next? Change carbs and same issue?
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Old 06-29-2018, 10:41 AM
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I'm gonna swap carbs and see if the problem goes away. If it does, then I'm gonna clean that "Waldo" and try it again.
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Since it's misbehaving, wouldn't that make it a Odlaw?
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Since it's misbehaving, wouldn't that make it a Odlaw?

Great twist er um reversing on words! Funny chit
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If I can't get the original Walbro working right I may end up switching it out with the older Carter style carb. Hopefully won't have to do that though. I do like the Carters better due to the fact that you can completely disassemble and clean the components, not to mention the fact that they are more adjustable. Someone said a #27 Carter would work on my M18, someone else said a #26?? Anyone know which is correct? Have seen a #26, have a #30 on my K361, never heard of a #27 though.
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It was probably me who said it. Typo likey. #26 will work.
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