Check the gas hoses (or hose connections) connected from the gas tank to the carb. to see if the hose(s) has holes someplace or lose connections. If all is ok in that area check to see if you carb have vibrated loose allowing gas to escape. You can also check to see if the carb needs to be cleaned and diaphragm replaced if it is no longer soft and pliable. Sometimes the diaphragms in carb turn to paperlike substance when exposed to gas for any length of time and will not close off that area of the carb allowing it to leak gas.l
SOURCE: fuel mixture for 32 CC McCulloch leaf blower
simple enough prob - go to any local mower repair shop or hardware store and buy the small bottles that you mix with 1 gal of gas - all 2 cycle engines can use it - it makes life so much easier-
SOURCE: oil/gas ratio for a modle UTO8110 homelite leaf blower
you can run 32:1 if you want to it wont hurt it but it may foul a plug since its more oil, 50:1 is the best ratio for your blower
SOURCE: craftman leaf blower,not starting,fresh gas,new
How long has it been sitting with gas in it ,did you have gas stableizer in it ,if not disassemble carb and reinstall it will start right up...lou
SOURCE: I have borrowed a small Homelite leaf blower with
If you go about 32:1 you will be OK. It may be a 40:1 unit, but better safe than sorry if you are not certain.
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