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Old 04-04-2015, 11:44 PM
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I bought a 1864 today with 750 hours. The guy told me it wasn't really used much since he had moved . I hope its just the carb. It wants to only run with the throttle up and seems to be choking itself out and smokes and misses. The choke itself is moving correctly. Does seem to have good spark. The gas don't really smell bad either. Your guys opinions would be very helpful. Thanks
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Old 04-04-2015, 11:47 PM
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Carb cleaning, new fuel line, clean your bungs, new plugs, yada yada yada. Sam will be along shortly to post his link to Cyclops love threads.

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Can I get photos from my phone on to here some how. It only seems like I can do it through my computer.
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heres a couple. I actually took all panels off for the 2+ hour drive home.
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I text pics from my phone to my email and then upload tem here from my computer. Just easier for me that way.

Are you positive the choke is operating like it should? My 1864 had the exact same symptoms when I got it home and a broken choke cable was the culprit.
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