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May 20, 2016 at 1:00 pm
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Did you replace the float on your carburetor? If it is the original float, its bouncy may be lacking and prevent the float pin from shutting off fuel flow to carb when the carburetor bowl is full. Did you remove and replace the old packing from the high and low needles?? You can test the float in a cup of water, just dry it off well. Make sure float is parallel with the carb body.

