Questions & Answers for: high low idle adjustments craftsman

...low at 2 full turns out and the high at about 1 full turn out. Start the saw and let it idle adjust the low idle to where it runs smooth. Adjust the high until the saw runs as much rpm as you can get ...

...turns on the high and low idle set screws on my craftsman chainsaw. Start with 1 1/4 turns on each and adjust from there. The screw closest the engine is the idle mixture. The other is the high ...

...dave The screws are for high and low. Start by tighting the screws . Then unscrew both about 1-1/4 turns. Work on one at a time. Get the high adjustment dialed in first, then work on the low or

...high and low settings set on the carb Not knowing the model, you can always look on the body of the carburetor, there should be an "H" for the high speed mixture screw and an "L" for the low speed or ...

...high or H. Low is your adjustment for idle mixture, high is for mixture at full throttle. The saw should Always be adjusted to run well during the cut. Make adjustments a little at a time, then try ...

...low-end and high-end operation. Special tool may be required, there are about a half-dozen screw head standards. Check eBay for tool. Get the engine to run and idle fast (idle adjust) so it doesn't ...

...high and low adjustment screws, tighten the screws in until they stop, don't force the screw after it stops. Back each screw out 1 1/2 turns. The engine will start and run here if everything else is ...

high, low and idle screw adjustments. First make sure we are dealing with a clean air filter, clean with air or tap air filter and brush to remove saw dust. Replace fuel if it is a season old or older

...low/high sped idle mixtures 2 cycle engines almost all share the same characteristics when setting the carb. this link should get ya going. remember if the piston is damaged you wont pump fuel. carb ...

...Not sure of the other numbers I've adjusted the high an low jet settings an throttle screw adjustment an made no difference is it an older saw ? doesn't that carby have a hi /low idle adjustable ...