Craftsman 32cc blower stalls

check vent--if has fuel filter change it --carb cleaning --rebuilt--replace --------cdi failing

Check for spark and air filter in good shape. Make sure bulb side gasket is OK! No leaks! Good luck!

Here is my Tip on this problem:
www.fixya.com/support/r6078121-fuel_line_relacement_trimmer_weedeater

Jim

could be blocked muffler

This sounds like a fuel delivery problem. Check the fuel filter and also the carburetor bowl and main jet. Make sure the fuel lines and the carb are clear and clean.. Carb may need to be removed and cleaned....it's not picking up the fuel and delivering it to the engine. There may be some small debris that has entered the carb and is stopping the complete flow of fuel.

Usually the diaphram is wore out. It is a relatively inexpensive part. Does it run better with a little choke? If the answer is yes chances are it's the diaphram. Also sometimes the adjustment screws can move. There are two, one for low speed, and one for high. With the engine warmed up make small movements on the screws (some are marked low, and high) in, and out adjust til the engine runs at its optimum.
Hope this helps!

slow and steady, there is no shortcut for that machine, find a clean work space and start at the top. They will never win an engineering award for that one

You need to play with the timing adjustment, either on the spark plug, or the gap between the contact and the magneto.
That'll do it ;)
Don't forget to rate, thanks

Carburetor needs to be rebuilt or replaced. Replaced would be my choice.

Hey Karl,

To me this sounds like its getting too much fuel after it has been warmed up so either there is too much gas flow to the unit or there is not enough. check your primer bulb once this happens if there is a full bulb when it shuts down chances are its getting too much gas, if its empty then its not getting enough and your fuel filter could be starting to plug up or is not in the tank properly.