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Uploaded by on Jul 12, 2010

This cart only ran with the choke on, for the last few months. That had to be a clogged main jet, so we took the carb apart and cleaned it. Now it runs good again. This is a commuter vehicle on Parker Island. The video has Kim's comentary, it is her cart too

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  • You don't really see too many sunken floats these days because they are made of really tough nylon. Years ago when they were made of cork and/or soldered brass, the problem was a little more prevalent. Now days you have to watch for hard seals and gaskets because of the ethanol in the fuel. It's best to use a non ethanol fuel in carbureted engines, especially the ones with diaphragm type carbs like on weed whips and chainsaws...especially older ones.

  • @crispyspa Thanks for the advice, I'll keep that in mind.

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  • @crispyspa agree, any small engines i try not to run etho.

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