Guys,
I'd like to adjust the carb some on my Echo blower but don't think that it's possible; is it?
It runs sort of lazy and not up to it's usual speed..has anyone takled this before? So far I can only find the idle set screw.
Thanks,
QR
Correction.........Echo ES 230 I meant to say.
I looked up the carb and it appears to have a high speed needle adj screw behind a plug. You can find this info on the Echo site.
Thanks R,
I'll have a go at it and the Echo site. The owners manual can only offer up the dealer for adjustments.
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