Warmed engine dies on snowblower

replying to Steve Barker, Rick wrote: I know this is an old post but I have to agree with you Steve...sorry it took so long for me to get here. When trouble shooting it is easy to jump at the worst possible scenario. You should always start with the easiest/cheapest solutions first. If the fuel did not need to be adjusted and you adjusted it with no results...you now have two problems. The original plus trying to find out where that screw was before you messed with it.

replying to tnom, Rick wrote: You are correct but lets face it, Steve not only raised a good point, he also expressed how much it frustrated him.

replying to Steve Barker, Rick wrote: I know this is an old post but I have to agree with you Steve...sorry it took so long for me to get here. When trouble shooting it is easy to jump at the worst possible scenario. You should always start with the easiest/cheapest solutions first. If the fuel did not need to be adjusted and you adjusted it with no results...you now have two problems. The original plus trying to find out where that screw was before you messed with it.