Depends on how dirty it is if it is not to dirty you might get away with putting about a cap full of good carb cleaner in the gas and running it threw and spraying the external parts but if it is really bad you may have to take it of and dismantle it and soke parts in a good carb cleaning solution . If you are going to take the carb off and take it apart. Take a screwdriver and gently count the turns in on each jet and right them down and wear they are then take a pic of the position of the governor rod and controls). This will help you putting it back together. Good luck.
Sounds like u have carburetor problems!
It is either your governor control needs some attention or the carburetor needs a cleaning and adjustment.
Starter fluid is sprayed into the air intake or carburetor of snow blower. This allows the vehicle to have highly flammable ready to burn when it is started.
take the tubing off of the carburetor that is attached to the gastank and let tank drain, reattach disconnected hose/s to the carburetor, fill tank with proper mixture and start!
you have to take out the carburetor and then clean it
You get the snow blower from Greg's Garage.
A snow blower should blow snow about 50 feet n average.
It is under the cover between the blower and the motor.
To clean the carburetor on the 1979 Suzuki GS550, it is a good idea to empty the carburetor and remove all fuel lines. Then, replace the float and valve in the carburetor and clean the bowl. Fill the carburetor with fuel and flush several times.Ê
how can i get a manual for a 522 snow mack snow blower? model# 938400
Store it in a dry location. Clean off snow and ice accumulations. Oil the moving parts frequently. Standard small engine maintenance as well.
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