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11-27-2018, 08:53 PM
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Echo PB-265L Leaf Blower (I know not a cub, but need some thoughts)
I have rebuilt, fixed etc many small engines, outboards and automobile engines. Fathers church has an Echo PB-265L back pack leaf blower and asked if I would take a look at it. They said they couldn't get it started. I said sure.
Blower is in really good shape, I have taken a first and what I consider very thorough stab at it and I am kind of scratching my head now. Usually its the carb, looked it up and it was $16.00 for a new carb, air cleaner, fuel lines and fuel filter, so I bought that and just replaced it all. 1.) Confirmed I have spark 2.) Confirmed I have fuel to the cylinder 3.) Confirmed not sucking air 4.) Cleaned the Spark Arestor 5.) Compression test came in at 120, plenty to run 6.) When I replaced the carb, I drained the tank and added fresh fuel Still NOTHING when you pull it over, its as if the kill switch was bad, BUT I have spark. I tested the switch and current moves through it, also confirmed spark when it is on and no spark when the kill switch is engaged. I have no wire issues either. Maybe the spark is too weak? I shot some started fluid in the cylinder and it wont kick over. I am at a complete loss with this one. Any recommendations or direction would be greatly appreciated. There honeslty isn't really much more I can do to it, it is pretty simplistic. I have attached the link to the manuals and parts catalog for those that are curious. https://www.echo-usa.com/Support-Hel...20265L&c=en-us 
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