Just wondering if it would be better for my machine if the oil pump was set a bit richer and possibly aid in preventing another burndown? i know there is a cable adjustment but there is also a phillips drive screw that bolts to the reed block which seems to be an adjustment. What is this? Does that richen up the oil mix a bit?
sickric
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I believe the bolt /screw you are referring to under the carbs/reeds is the "bleed bolt" for bleeding oil delivery line, it is not an adjustment point.
Manual says to make adjustment at Cable. Distance = 0.866 + - 0.039 in.
Manual says to make adjustment at Cable. Distance = 0.866 + - 0.039 in.
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That is a bleed screw you use when you put on a new pump or run it out of oil. It is not an adjustment screw. Only adjustment is in the cable.
daman
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alright ill take a measurment asap, it was using about a quart to 5 gallons i would guess....didnt take a super accurate measurment but thats about what it is
daman
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To much...1 qt to 12 gals(tank of fuel)Sameyeam said:
again....that was a stupid guess, it didnt foul plugs or smoke too much so im thinking its set right
daman
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So thats telling us it's set right?, Ok...if you want it right post back with that info.Sameyeam said:
good luck...