1) crank it several times before using quick-start\
2) keep lots of quick-start on hand
Bill
one more question, they never seem to stop [emoji15]
We have a 2600fme genset.
We cleaned the carb, put new spark plugs and rewired the circuit board properly (which was a rusty pile of crap).
It's running better than before by now, but only starts with starter spray.
I'd want to adjust the choke in a way that it is fully closed (max fuel, little air) when starting, in the hope it's not needing the fluid then.
Unfortunately it has only an
electric automatic choke and not a manual one which would be easier to adjust (see pictures).
Anyone has an idea what the best way to adjust this?