I have Mantis SV4 with a single line fuel going into the carburetor. How can i get this to work?
824037
Sound like a new carb and if you can rebuild the old one. I would replace the gas lines, filter and carb!
997228
No it doesn't matter but check there is to wire hook up to the carburetor make sure you are using the right hole to the right wire otherwise it won't work
946552
First, go back and clean the carburetor again (you may have a partial blockage in one of the jets). After that, you may need to adjust the air/fuel screw. After letting the engine warm up for about 5 min (so the choke has disengaged), try tuning the screw a little bit at a time to get the best overall performance.
229518
I have had the same problem with my brand new Husqvarna 435. I have pulled on it over a hundred times and it will not start. The local service repair center was able to start it after making carburetor adjustments. But, when I got it home, back to square one...it will not start. A real piece of junk.
725767
I sold my unit and bought another brand, so I have nothing to look at to help you. Your best bet might to to find one on display at a store and look at it or check youtube. There are carb rebuild videos on youtube.
599933
check a couple things. spark plug wire is connected, fuel dial turned on, power switch on, oil level is good, and proper gas in engine. this should work.
2207410
you must purchase a can of Butane fuel, I got mine at Wal-mart (Ronson /muti-fill). There is a small hole at the bottom of the mt3001, once located just press the small end of the fuel on the little port hole and the filling will start. If the fuel spray out, you may have a bad mt3001 of the wrong size filler on the fuel can. Hope this help. Also, to start just press the little button down just below the red button and then press the red button.
2277672
Mantis Tiller Carburetor Carb Zama C1U-K54A fit my SV-5C2 see http://www.searspartsdirect.com/mantis-cultivator-parts/model-7222E/3278/1500063/1303376P/00002.html at http://mantis.com/mantis-tiller-parts.asp
1290260
I have had the problem once or twice...Check and make sure your fuel mixture lever is fully up that is usually the culprit for me.Good Luck hope this helped you :0)
1963947
Carb float sticks, so fuel leaks bad... I converted to tri-fuel, no issues on propane. Before I had to take apart the carb each time and fix the float.
2207409
you must purchase a can of Butane fuel, I got mine at Wal-mart (Ronson /muti-fill). There is a small hole at the bottom of the mt3001, once located just press the small end of the fuel on the little port hole and the filling will start. If the fuel spray out, you may have a bad mt3001 of the wrong size filler on the fuel can. Hope this help.
1661087
This is the correct carb for your unit. Make sure your fuel pump is working, mine was not,had to replace it also.
1730087
In the instruction sheet, it does make mention of saving back the connector - (part number 13201103360 on some models, different part number on others) that connector is used to connect the two fuel line (in-tank with filter, to connector, through grommet, to the tank-to-carb line) - If your machine had an aftermarket kit or other modification to it (someone replaced the 2 piece lines with one whole piece and threw away the connector), that connector may be missing. Other models never used a connector, and the fuel line was one piece, but those models do NOT use this kit.
1730088
I just used that kit for a pb 200, and am happy so far. It had one line connected to a fuel filter, one line for primer bulb, both connecting to metal posts on the back side of the carburetor. There was also a third/ loose line that had a breather on the end, so no connection. All lines ran into the fuel tank through a rubber plug that installs at the top of the fuel tank. Just one screw on the pb200 to remove the fuel tank. I hope this is the kind of info you were looking for!
278810
it should work just fine i would by the gas line inlet kit, or you can pick up a short brake line at a parts store.yes a brake line. the carb. worked fine foe me and i get better mpg.good luck!
500474
no, I found out that the cause of my problem is the plastic supply line disconencted from the fuel supply connection. good luck
515376
First, check the fuel filter- that it's attached to the end of its plastic tube.Second, chuck the iffy "Torch" spark plug, and replace it with NGK BM7A (slightly colder also). They should handle it.Third, get a Poulan splined carb tool & adjust carb. Or, find a dealer who can do that (lotsa luck there.) Better, a friend.Once it's right, get a quality chain 62DL .050" ga. 3/8"LP. Oem chains are SOFT.