MS200T Boggy/stalling HEEELP!!!

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Dave,

I'd like you to post a tutorial on how to take, process, and attach an image.  You've pretty much defined the standard here the last few days; good job!

Glen
 
carb

Sounds like you are pretty thorough, and right on about the inlet lever. It makes sooooo musch difference when it is right.
That diapragm will actually slow the pulse, it takes to long to go from plus to minus pressure when stretched like that.
Let us know how she works, I think you will be quite pleased.

Jim, I agree, tough nut, takes practice. I have just never been real pleased with the 19 setup.
 
Hey Glens, There have been volumes written and schools that focus on photography and processing. I'm sure I could put you to sleep with some of what I know. Uhh, a camera with good macro capability and learn how it works. Processing? I often use irfanview (www.irfanview.com), it's free.
Got a specific question maybe i can help, but I'm certainly no expert.
 
Dave,

I'm just being like the guy in the back of the Hunter Safety class who's there on a technicality and thinks maybe the instructor could cover some detail a little better so he asks the question...

I jest a lot around here, buy my compliment is genuine.

Glen
 
Well, the MS200T runs excellent now. All I did is adjust the metering lever, install carb gasket kit and adjust the carb by the book, runs perfect. I'll keep the fuel line and filter for when they're needed.
Thanks for the help.
 
Originally posted by wiley_p
...I've purchased 4 200T in the last two years...and they dont run rightl.

Hey wiley-p, I see you're on the left coast. if I can help let me know. Don't take this the wrong way, I have one MS200T and that's all I need.
 
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