Please give more history how it has run season to season plus more w/problems:

1. Age or seasons of use
2. Use and store with fresh treated fuel
3. Inspected all fuel lines and primer bulb
4. Tuned with new fuel/air filters and spark plug
5. Disassembled and cleaned/adjusted Carb
6. Tweaked high and low carb adjustments.

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Thank you for your interest. The motor is 5 years old and is used perhaps 10 times a year. It was serviced by professionals this time last year. It has had old fuel in it over winter, but since the problem all old fuel has been cleaned out and new fuel added.All fuel lines and the primer bulb are OK. Air filter has been cleaned and the spark plug checked. The carb has not been cleaned as I am unsure as to how you dismantle it! The high low adjustments have been tweeked to the best performance, but regretably this has not solved the problem!
It could be dirt in the carb, how do you clean it? Are there any instructions anywhere, certainly the manual is no help?

1. If it's still starting and runs ok except for full throttle, ck vent on gas cap by loosening cap. Ck Spark arrest on muffler, carbon will cause back\-pressure. If carbon is present, heat the screen red with lighter etc and brush cln after cooling.
2. Did the old treated or untreated fuel dumped show any signs of trash or etc??
3. Was treated fuel left in it over the winter? Add an once of carb cleaner to treated fuel (if ethanol) and try it. Let it sit 8\-24 hrs try it.
4. If no improvements but still idling but starving at high throttle the int fuel screen could be dirty. Removing one screw has allowed me to see most screens once the carb is off (\#22). At that point I’ll use small wire and compressed carb cleaner to verify all of my ports are clear. If you decide to go that far you should be able to find a youtube to see the process of cleaning your specific carb.. I d/n see a specific but related info at the links below. My attachments will show the one screw to enter the carb and see/cln the fuel screen.
5. A complete rebuild is a big question or challenge to many that are new to the process vs buying a new carb. In my opinion, I would quick ck the int fuel screen if needed vs a complete rebuild. With your recent service I hope you possibly face cleaning at the most.

Good Luck!

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