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02-12-2014, 06:28 PM
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[QUOTE=jimbob200521;243079]Kinda what I'm looking at trying first, drain the tank and carb bowl and start with fresh fuel. As for MMO, I always mix a couple ounces per gallon with my gas, but have never used Startron. I did try spraying some carb cleaner in to get it to crank and when I do that, it fires but there's never enough to get it to full on run.[QUOTE]
Ok, so it does fire up. Then it sounds like a fuel problem. If you run an in-line filter, you may want to replace it or if your petcock has a pre-filter screen, then you may want to check that. However, before you do that, you may want to try the carb spray again and do it a couple of times. For example, spray--motor starts but then dies---spray again--motor starts but then dies---spray again. This cycle may take about 4 times, after that, then I would check my fuel line & filtration system. Cub Cadet 123
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