Carbi keeps flooding started fine and rode for 10 mins then cut and wont start unless i drain the carbi and turn petrol of then starts for around 10 seconds then cuts out its a peewee 50 2010 model

Is the carb flooding with petrol?

problem will be dirt or water in the carby that is blocking the main jet
overhaul the carby,
check for fuel flow to the carby

is this diesel or petrol.if diesel then look to your fuel pump.under it is a plug .remove this and drain what will be water on the bottom of it.only a small amount then refit.now pump the fuel up to it is very hard .then get someone to turn the engine over .as you keep pumping should then start.that is done due to air in the system. if petrol you need a spark plug tester.check the coil has a spark .then check the leads at the spark plugs are getting a spark .then check the plugs for a spark .smell them .do you smell fuel on them .if so change the plugs.

make sure you have spark, then check fuel filter, then fuel pump

They always were a beast to start.
make certain the carb is clean, if it doesent flood out the overflow they are usually OK
A nice clean and relatively new air filter can help.
the float needle can wear, so you may be able to drop the float level a bit ( often over the years people used to think raise float, more petrol,go fast)
they used to have two plugs in the head, B7ES, to start and warm up, then when its warm change to the B8ES.
sometimes the oil\fuel would settle in the the bottom of the engine, and as soon as it fires it picks this up and fouls the plug,
It can help to turn the fuel off and run it until the carb is empty, before it goes in the shed, and when you start it , turn the fuel on for 10 seconds then turn it of again and try to start it

You will need to clean your carbys to remove the natural wax that occures in petrol when it is left standing in the machine for any length of time unused

Sounds like needle & seat in carbys could be sticking or float levels maybe to high when you turn your key on your fuel pump starts and this puts pressure on needle & seat and if floats are to high the petrol just keeps flowing Float is what stops petrol flooding the carbies, check minor things first like dirt in needle seat if you have a compressor give carbies a light blow out.

ignition modual . net time it dies take one of the pluge wires off and check for spark by sitting it close to a ground and crank the engin . if no spark it very well could be a control mod

Yes its getting too much petrol , you will have to check the float pin, better to clean the carb.

Are the cabies flooding or runing out of fuel? pull the choke on dose it help if it does low fuel.

Drain the bowls and see if there is plenty of fuel.....If its flooding turn the fuel off or block it when the engine starts to drop clys if it starts to pick up after 10secs or so the carbies are flooding