I removed the Carburettor during a recent service and the gaskets were damaged . I have succeded in making the lighter gaskets but the large rectangular heat sheild/bypass gasket is , I think causing the problem . The engine runs on full choke ( and then a little less ) and starts easily , to me this means the engine running lean , ie : letting in air . Any ideas appreciated . And any source of cheap gaskets would be REALLY appreciated , Honda parts are stupidly priced !
Old (ish) mounntfield Laser powered by Honda GV100... running rough .
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It could also mean the lean condition is due to too little fuel (e.g., gunk/slime/blockage inside the carburetor due to decayed fuel). What is the shape of the carburetor? How old is the fuel?
Where are you located?
Is a "mounntfield laser" a mower?
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