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When this happens; unscrew the spark plug and see it's condition. It can be any color, it can be wet which indicates a carburetor needs adjustment. Also the compression of the cylinder needs to be measured.
The compression has to be at minimum 100 PSI for a 2 stroke. Some will run under 100 PSI. Turn the screws all the way in very gently and back them both out 1 full turn. This will at least get you started.
I can only offer a place to check on this. The name of the place is C and S Tractor Supply in Mankato, MN. If you contact them I bet they would at least be able to send you the right direction. If you look them up on the internet they are located on Riverfront street.
Order a new recoil spring from your suppier. It comes wound up. Remove the old part first usually four screws on the outside. Make sure the rope is fully wound then insert the new spring and reassamble. If it becomes unwound by mistake its a labourious job to rewind but can be done.
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