Toro snowblower wont start. seems like the fuel isnt getting into carb.how and what can i do

I believe your problem may be water at the bottom of your fuel tank and in your carb fuel bowl. If your machine has sat for a while and has not been started,this happens. Drain your fuel tank and remove and clean the bowl under you carb, be careful with bowl gasket as not to damage. Put together, put in fresh gas and try to start . It should start. Good Luck Friend.

OPEN THE CARBURATOR BOX, CHECK 2 C THE GAS INJECTING IN.

any primer bulb will work if you install it between gas tank and carb in the fuel line

Is it coming from the carb or tank? Either way replace the fuel lines, they crack an get pin holes in them an cause problems. If it comes from the carb get a rebuild kit an, very cheap, an replace the seals.

bottom jet is 1.5 turns out from lightly seated and the side jet screw is 1 turn.

Reference the Toro snow blower. It may sound crazy but loosen the gas cap just a bit. I had the same issue with my snow blower and a friend gave me the solution. It works great now. Hope this works for you.

Pull your spark plug out and see if the cord will pull out, if it does than that means your cylinder is full of gas which is a result of ethanol in the gas causing the needle valve to leak causing fuel to siphon from tank to cylinder, pull your carb off and put a carb kit in and you will be blowing snow in no time,if this isnt the problem then enjine may be seized up and its time to replace blower. Good Luck!

I have a toro 98 cc powerlite snowblower model 38182 it was running fine one day then bog down and died after that i cant get it to start it has a good fire on the plug plug isnt very wet it pops threw carb once in a while help

check to see if in line fuel shut off valve is open.If so,sounds like carb is gummed up.