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Old Jan 18, 2008 | 09:15 AM
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Unfortunatly it has a carborator on it and most of the ppl on this forum are younger than that...

Not to mention we think in terms of gallons and miles...

I know on import carburators the floats are pretty much the only thing that go bad, they'll become saturated with gas and flood the motor.

So since I can't diagnose it, lets shotgun some parts. Replace the float, it's cheap. Then put new plugs in it since yours are fouled out.

Good luck.
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