What kind of gas does a 2007 carb/US Weedeater take

Its very important to drain fuel at end of season and use stabilizer but now the car will need to be cleaned you can do it yourself with carb cleaner that carb off and remove both covers spray real good hope it works if not new carb needed

buy a new carb from ebay for 12 bucks,it will cost more to clean the carb and rebuild it,use only non ethanol gas with small motors,ethanol kills carbs,should find that gas at any boat dealer

carb diaphram is probable bad.

Lightly seat the screws all the way in....then back them out about 1 and 1/2 turns. From there here is how to do the final Zama diaghragm carburetor adjustments.
http://www.zamacarb.com/tipspage.html

OK,could be several things. First Im assuming you have the right mixture in. The two fuel set screws on the carb may need adj,one is for high rev the other is for low end,this should be done by a proffesional. The carb could also need rebuilt and cleaned,it is deffinately in your carb though.

You will have to check all the hoses and carb gaskets/diaphrgms. Get the model # off you carb and buy a repair kit from http://www.m-and-d.com/STENS-ZAMA_repair_parts.html
replace the fuel hoses. Be careful to put them back in the correct configuration.

Eight years is great for a weedeater! Blowing out can mean something is stuck in the reed valves, or one may be broken. They are just under the carb, usually. Be real careful with the gaskets. If you mess up any, silicone will do. Use good car gasket silicone.

The problem that I had with my craftsman was that I found that there was a tube in the fuel tank that goes to the carb, & at the other end - inside the tank, there was a small screen with maybe a weight on it (to keep it in the gas no matter what position the weedeater is in). Mine was plugged up and i went to the saw shop and got a generic hose & end with the screen deal & changed them out. Solved my problem. Rick