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Re: How do you adjust float level?
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Posted by R.David on July 04, 2001 at 22:33:21 from (205.238.244.110):
In Reply to: How do you adjust float level? posted by Kirk on July 04, 2001 at 08:44:02:
Are you sure the problem is too much fuel? Fuel dripping out the weep hole is normal after very little choking if the tractor has a starting problem. Have you checked for spark? If that can be verified then I like to blast a little choke cleaner into the intake on the carb. If that doesn't work then you may be right in thinking it's getting too much fuel. 1/16 to 1/8 variance from spec shouldn't create your problem. Are you sure that your float doesn't have a hole in it? Check for a sloshing sound when you shake it. Good luck, I am interested to find out what the problem will be.
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