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I put the new lockoff on and it ran well when I first started it, but on subsequent starts reverted to the fuel-starved condition. Through trial and error I've found that I can choke it with my hand while cranking, then pull my hand away and it will start. Sometimes it keeps going, and sometimes it dies. It seems to need a lot of vacuum to gt the regulator going, and once it's started the engine vacuum is enough to keep the propane flowing. It's pretty much the same problem I started with- I think the regulator problem was incidental to the original problem.
  • Posted 19 Jul 2014 14:49
  • By junkyard
  • joined 14 Jul'12 - 17 messages
  • California, United States

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