I've got a CS-400 that starts great. I let it idle a
bit and then try to make a cut. Generally as I give it
gas it wants to stall. So I barely crack the choke on
and then off, and it runs like a champ for a while. Then
I often have to repeat the barely-a-choke.
So I need to richen the needles about a quarter turn,
right??
So where can I find some relatively easy-to-follow info
on finding the carb needles, removing the protective (??)
plastic caps, richening the mix, and replacing the caps
so the needles don't vibrate to another setting??
chuck
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