LarryMaine
Member
When I start up my 2N it idles and runs fine if I slowly increase the throttle. If I increase it too quickly, it stalls out. If I quickly open and close the choke, it recovers most of the time. When I let it warm up and start plowing, it won't stall if the snow resistance at the plow only varies a bit, but even when warm, if I plow too deep, or if there is greater resistance due to heavier snow, it will stall out, but I can recover the stall again by quickly using the choke. I THINK, when the Gov comes on due to the higher resistance, that the engine all of a sudden is not getting enough gas. I checked the filters at the sediment bowl and at the Carb, and both are clean as a whistle. Before I dismantle the Carb that I rebuilt with all new parts 2 years ago, can anyone suggest what Carb needle adjustment I should try? As the engine runs fine when not under heavy load, I am loath to start playing with my adjustments which could affect how well the 2N starts and runs without a load. Thanks, Larry. P.S. I used to love show, what happened to me?