Originally Posted by
Pattojnr
you should take your glow plug out, and see if it is wet ? and while its out, bump it ont eh box and see if a rush of fuel comes out ? if so it could have too much fuel in it. but generally if you turn your top end needle to flush wiht the top of the housing, then its just your bottom end then that could be too lean or rich.
blowing fuel into a new engine is not reccomended unless yu know what you are doing. if you blow too much in, then the engine could hydraulic which is worse then running a few turns wiht out oil. if you blow it, then just watch the line till fuel just reaches the carb, not actually blowing fuel into the engine.
Pattojnr:
One of the things that I find strange is the fact that the glow plug is never wet, and with the plug out there is no fuel coming out of the head while turning the motor over on the starter box. I have opened the carb up quite a bite and still no mist of fuel coming out of the head. I think the carb is bad and it new!