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NEED CARB HELP!!! on a 655 Wheel Horse

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JPeoples

I have a 655 Wheel Horse with a Tecumseh engine and it had sat for a couple years before I bought it. My buddy said he could clean and rebuild the carb for me. Well when he did it he didn't adjust it right and now I cant get it adjusted right either. I will run fine if I keep spraying gas into the carb but it can't run on its own. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to adjust the carburetor or give me a good reference to figure it out. 

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slammer302

If its acting like its not getting enough fuel like having to hold the choke on or spraying fuel in it to keep it running you need more fuel so unscrew the screw on the bottom of the bowel in small adjustments till it runs on its own and make sure the fuel is getting to the carb

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JPeoples

It does act like its not getting enough fuel and I have done that, but once I get it to were it can run with the screw at the bottom of the bowl when I try to turn the deck on it stalls out and i think it is because I don't have the other screw adjusted right either

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km3h

If you get the engine running smoothly and engaging the deck causes it to stall you might be having problems with a safety switch. Not familiar with that tractor but just a thought.

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JPeoples

Thanks Mikez655 that does help a lot I appreciate it!!! :thanks:

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