Its A Chat And It's A Desert Topping

^^^ Well, they could be worse. Hope not.


Got swarm of bees on one of my trees... Hope they are just passing through.

 

Who can talk me through trouble shooting a Briggs and Stratton 6.5 "Quantum" lawn mower engine?

 

Fuel, compression, spark.... I has to run.

 

The lawn mower won't run unless the choke is fully on.

 

Carb is filthy... fuel filter may be clogged as well

 

The carb has been rebuilt and their is no fuel filter.

 

Rebuilt but not adjusted... It's set way to lean, that's why it only runs with the choke full on. Fuel filter may be in the fuel tank.


Who rebuilt it?

 

Its just a kinky mower and likes to be choked.

 

I get enjoyment from most pics...as long as they don't depict suffering.....

pens.....do you smoke weed.....as in..buying it and keeping it on hand to get high any time?

I wish more pics were in this thread...

 

Hubby just rebuilt the carb.

 

Hubby says there is no adjustment on the jet and he didn't look in the fuel tank for the filter.

 

with the choke closed its getting starved for air?........clean air filter.....I have the briggs 6.75 on my power washer....no choke....new quick start motor they have out

 

May have missed something like a grain of sand stuck in one of the ports. Is this the same reason it was rebuilt?

 

It is. He didn't blow it out with the compressor but short of that it looked clean.

 

With the choke closed it's running rich, but in this case it can't run without so it's not getting enough fuel.

 

Yeah, it got a new air filter.

 

^^^ This.


It's still clogged.

 

Also when he took the clamp of the fuel hose, fuel flowed very freely...

 

So if there's a filter in the tank it's somewhat okay...

 

Right. It's a used mower. Cost $75 bucks. He and son are ready to say "fuck it" and run it on choke since he'd have to get another set of new gaskets if he was to blow it out with air compressor.

He said he blew everything he could reach with wd40. He couldn't reach the venturi with the straw on the WD40.