QUOTE "choke is wide open when i try to start; the chob knob is pulled all the way out"


???

If the choke knob is pulled all the way out, then the choke butterfly valve should be completely closed. If the knob is all of the way in, the choke butterfly should be wide open.

Have you tried priming, which will tell us if there is gas in the carburetor?

Jon.

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