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Six trouble, help please?
Carb guys can clarify, but Isn't there usually a very small by-pass circuit in the carb that by-passes the butterfly at Idle? I think the theory is that when the throttle is closed, a small bit of fuel can still get by into the engine to keep it idling. (In fact it is called the idle circuit I think)
I used to clean these things with a very, very small wire. I think one time I burned the coating off a bread twist tie wire, its that small. Look down the carb throat, between the butterfly and the manifold see if there is a small hole.
There's a farmers fix for ya.
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