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Originally Posted by newaukumdon

Hesitation on throttle could be remedied by a slight counter clockwise turn on the "l" screw.

After you may have to bump the idle.
Don

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I will try that,thanks.Also it seems to me that maybe they should have replaced all of the fuel lines instead of just one piece.Is this normal for small engine shops?

Ok guys,I was checking the air filter on this machine today and I looked at the idle adjustment screws and one of them is completely missing or broke off or something!The other one still has the cap on it but it looks like its been messed with.It was in the shop,shouldn't they have noticed this?Or is it possible they might have caused it?BTW,the machine runs.

It is a necessity to fine tune these things (as stated earlier BALE**** !) sometimes they have to break the screw to do it.

Don

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Originally Posted by newaukumdon

It is a necessity to fine tune these things (as stated earlier BALE**** !) sometimes they have to break the screw to do it.

Don

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Thanks,newauk,I wold have never thought that.Seems like instead of just telling me "oh we just replaced a gas line."It would have been nice if they would have told me that they broke my adjustment screw off so I have no chance of adjusting in the future.