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I have a leaf blower that uses a 5 hp B&S "L" head engine. The carb
is pretty simple with a choke butterfly, throttle butterfly, and rubber diaphragm fuel pump. The carb sits on top of the fule tank. The carb has no bowl. The governor linakges are clean and the governor appears to be working fine. The leaf blower was starting to run poorly last fall. This spring it started right up, but after4-5 seconds after running smoothly at proper speed, it will slowly loose rpms and finally stop after 15-20 seconds. I have cleaned the pick-up tube, replaced the carburetor diaphragm fuel pump along with the gaskets between the carb and the fuel tank, and the gasket between the carb and the engine. I've also disconnected the engine ground wire that normally kills the engine when the throttle is tuned full off. But after doing all this the engine still will not stay running for more than 30 - 40 seconds. Thanks in advance for any tips, suggestions, or coments. Manjo |
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