Need to know wher gas hoses go in to carbrater

you need the numbers off the carb in order to get either a carb kit or a replacement carb. Once you have the carb # its easy to find the proper kit

I'd re-clean the carb.

Theres a clogged main jet orifice.. take carb off and check all passages- pass some fishing line through them to clear. Seen this before and THAT is te issue

it needs to be adjusted... if you don't have the tool you need to get one or take it somewhere

You have spark, so problem with fuel. Maybe old gas. Determine if getting fuel to carburetor - if so you need to clean carburetor. If not, clean fuel lines or replace fuel pump.

It could be a clogged fuel filter or you could have a old gas coated inside the carbrator. Seafoam will fix that up in a hurry. Don't be supprised if it blows smoke its cleaning all the junk bout of your carbrator. I would start with the simpelist things first. Fuel filter Check your carbrator Throttle adjustment Fuel pump relay Defiantly get a Haynes manual it will trouble shoot you through your problem.

spraw a little startig fluid into the air filter not to much if it starts ,the carbrator is pluged up proubly from old gas in it if it starts change the gas

i dont think thats your problem. bleeding at the wheels is all you need to do. try looking for leaks in the brake lines, a common problem is the brake line going to rear brake hose it rots beside the gas tank, take a look see if its wet, hope this helps.

Your carb has two hose connections, one is the inlet and the other is the return. The inlet (suction side) won't have any barbs on it (smooth brass pipe). The return side will have barbs to keep the hose from popping off if the line is plugged and is probably plastic. The inlet side should connect to the fuel filter that will be dangling from the hose inside the tank. Make sure the filter is free to move around the inside bottom of the tank