Posted by greg potts on April 14, 2014 at 11:16:48 from (72.65.254.86):
Had the time to work on my road this past weekend,rousted the 300 from her long winters nap, drove her down the road 2 miles ran great , picked up 6 foot rake and turned around to go home , half way home she started to run rough, to the point of stalling, she would start right back up and could go a distance, and the same thing would happen,decided to check fuel flow which was fine, tap on carb fuel bowl, and that seem to make her run better for awhile, used some carb cleaner thru jet just below governor and she relly ran well for about 10 minutes,then quit running and would only fire and run for 3 seconds, wondering what you guys think?
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