The carburetor gaskets are the most likely candidate. The carb gaskets in weedwackers act as a fuel pump. When the gaskets get stiff they no longer pump enough gas to feed the engine. The other possibility is a blocked carburetor passage or jet that is starving the engine, but my craftsman weedwacker had the same problem even after I cleaned the carb thoroughly. The gaskets were the fix. You can either have your carb serviced at a local lawn shop or if your good with small parts you can buy the kit and DIY.
Clean and adjust the carburetor. Also clean the air filter.
Indicates AIR LEAKING IN FUEL LINES OR CARB 1.INSTALL NEW FUEL LINES 2.MAKE SURE CARB IS TIGHT If problem persists Clean carburetor and check its gasket
yes you can choke on feathers but only sometimes
no, craftsman is not the only company to offer a lifetime warranty
An eagle is a carnivore, making it an annimal eater.
A hemnivore is a half hemovore,half omnivore. A combination of the two.
You might check your primer bulb. Mine was cracked and the only way it would run was with the choke on about half way. I changed the primer bulb -- problem solved. Hope this helps.
No.
No, only "craftsman" would be capitalized if it were a brand name (proper name).
An omnivore, in contrast to a carnivore (only meat eater) and a herbivore (only plant eater)
No, only use the choke until the bike can idle without it
herbivore