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Re: How to clean/service Carburetor Ariens 20001027 which supercedes to 20001368
#1 Oct 19, 2014 8:06 am |
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Well, have done an older model Tecumseh a few times over many years as the tiniest of all holes in what I think is called the main jet (part of the adjustable screw assembly that held on the bowl) was clogged a bit.
This LCT mounted model is lacking that adjustable screw and I don't want to overlook something seemingly so small yet so important. Does this model have something similar?
That's why I was looking for a specific guide, so nothing small is overlooked.
Although I let it run itself dry before storage last fall, it would only start with full choke and stumbled as I reduced the choke and would not run with the choke off. So I removed the bowl, sprayed into the carb with a cleaner can tube attached to the can where ever I could and now it's running as it should. A guide or well done video would really be helpful as I don't know if anything was overlooked.
Thanks!
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How to clean/service Carburetor Ariens 20001027 which supercedes to 20001368
#2 Oct 16, 2014 5:46 pm |
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Title asks it all, want to clean one out and might need to replace some gasket etc.
Are there instructions for servicing this model? Looked and didn't find a thing about it. Help really appreciated.
This is on an Ariens 920013, according to the manual that's the right part number and online I see it's been superceded.
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Re: Old tire leaking at rim
#3 Jun 14, 2014 6:54 pm |
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Success, holding air. Thanks
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Re: Old tire leaking at rim
#4 May 25, 2014 8:00 am |
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Challenge not to damage the tube assembling it, but it works!
What should the pressure be with a tube, same as without?
Thx.
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Old tire leaking at rim
#5 May 17, 2014 3:21 pm |
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Got an old SB tire that leaks slowly at the rim. I really don't want to go through the work of replacing the tire and have no assurance a new one will bond any better to the old rim.
Is there a good goop to help seal it?
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