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<blockquote data-quote="LaqueRatt" data-source="post: 502039" data-attributes="member: 32586"><p>I agree. If it won't start with gas sprayed in the carb, taking the carb apart is probably not going to help. Are you sure you're starting it correctly? I picked up a Sears McCulloch last summer that would not start EVER unless the throttle was near wide open. You may try giving it a bunch more throttle and see what happens. I don't think you can use the markings on the tiller. At least with the motors I own, they seem quite a bit off on all of them. Not sure why that it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LaqueRatt, post: 502039, member: 32586"] I agree. If it won't start with gas sprayed in the carb, taking the carb apart is probably not going to help. Are you sure you're starting it correctly? I picked up a Sears McCulloch last summer that would not start EVER unless the throttle was near wide open. You may try giving it a bunch more throttle and see what happens. I don't think you can use the markings on the tiller. At least with the motors I own, they seem quite a bit off on all of them. Not sure why that it. [/QUOTE]
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