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i cut 13 acres last weekend with a 50 inch cut exmark….i had to use a spoon to eat my peas at supper after i finished…they kept shaking off my fork…
Danny,
What do you know about cleaning a carborator on a TroyBuilt? Something to leave to the pros?
If going to clean it, rebuild it, just make sure you have the right rebuild kit, a bucket of solvent to soak the old one in, a steel ruler that measures down to the 32nd of an inch, the usual hand tools, good light and room to work.
Doable but pros can generally do it for what you’d pay in time, aggravation and being able to take it back if it ain’t right.
Thanks, Walt.
How to clean a carburetor.