I have a Troy Bilt Bronco tiller that I purchased around 2000. I used it for several years in my small garden and it sat in an unheated shed the past 8 or 9 years without ever being started. I took it out today, put in gas and after many pulls and a lot of luck it started.
The problem is, the engine is running really rough and the idle is rough. I did not try to use it to till anything, but when I engaged the tines.....they are moving at a medium pace, not fast enough to till.
I was going to change the plug, but I don't have the small size plug wrench required. When I bought this tiller new, the idle/speed to turn the tines was set too low and I made an adjustment on a carb or throttle spring. I can see where there are different holes for the throttle spring. Can anyone offer any help? I can take it to a repair shop, but I would like to fix it myself. Any advice?
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