B ba_50 Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2020 #1 Just bought this used mower and cleaned the carburetor. It is still pumping gas into cc. Needle tip looked ok. Does it need a new one? Thanks
Just bought this used mower and cleaned the carburetor. It is still pumping gas into cc. Needle tip looked ok. Does it need a new one? Thanks
Scrubcadet10 Moderator Staff member Dec 4, 2020 #2 Could be the needle, or a hole in the float. Does it have a fuel pump? Also post the model number. It will be stamped on the valve cover.
Could be the needle, or a hole in the float. Does it have a fuel pump? Also post the model number. It will be stamped on the valve cover.
B ba_50 Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2020 #3 There isn't the usual id tag Supposed to be 2 years old. One person put new seal kit in and it stopped.
There isn't the usual id tag Supposed to be 2 years old. One person put new seal kit in and it stopped.
Scrubcadet10 Moderator Staff member Dec 4, 2020 #4 ba_50 said: There isn't the usual id tag Supposed to be 2 years old. One person put new seal kit in and it stopped. Click to expand... The model number will be stamped on the valve cover. sometimes on the top of it, sometimes on the side.
ba_50 said: There isn't the usual id tag Supposed to be 2 years old. One person put new seal kit in and it stopped. Click to expand... The model number will be stamped on the valve cover. sometimes on the top of it, sometimes on the side.
B ba_50 Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2020 #5 Model 31p977 The float doesn't leak but with some force the needle let's air through whether upside down or right side up. Must be the needle or a burr
Model 31p977 The float doesn't leak but with some force the needle let's air through whether upside down or right side up. Must be the needle or a burr