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Re: Runing too rich Brakkie123 #297261 12/29/13 11:22 AM
Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,774 Likes: 4 Iowa Ed_Osier ChatMaster - 1,500
Ed_Osier ChatMaster - 1,500 Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,774 Likes: 4 Iowa	I'm sure not a carburetor expert but the idle mixture screw and if I remember correctly there are 3 positions to adjust the accelerator pump and a way to adjust the metering rod. There are several guys on here that rebuild carbs and know a lot more than I do, perhaps one of them will comment. Last edited by Uncle Ed; 12/29/13 11:26 AM. Ed

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Re: Runing too rich Ed_Osier #297276 12/29/13 02:44 PM
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OP Brakkie123 Shade Tree Mechanic Joined: Nov 2013 Posts: 53 Johannesburg, south africa	Thanks Uncle Ed.... It seems like subtle adjustments that is possible to do without special equipment (Except maybe for the metering rod) I wonder what other differences there was in carbs between the 181 and 207.... thanks for the help anyway

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