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<blockquote data-quote="rupedoggy" data-source="post: 7323845" data-attributes="member: 556"><p>I don't see where the carb has ever been rebuilt but like other things it does need work every so often. Little passageways inside, rubber or plastic diaphragms get a little stretched. The throttle shafts start leaking a little (especially if you are a throttle bipper). So many little things add up to not running like a new one. It happens gradually so we tend to adjust. 9 years of service to you should deserve a little TLC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rupedoggy, post: 7323845, member: 556"] I don't see where the carb has ever been rebuilt but like other things it does need work every so often. Little passageways inside, rubber or plastic diaphragms get a little stretched. The throttle shafts start leaking a little (especially if you are a throttle bipper). So many little things add up to not running like a new one. It happens gradually so we tend to adjust. 9 years of service to you should deserve a little TLC. [/QUOTE]
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