Could be the fuel got a little too old and the gas, ethanol, and water started to separate out gumming things up a bit.
I ran into that last week with my Briggs power washer. Despite my best efforts with Sea Foam I ended up dropping the float bowl and running a twist tie wire, some spray Gumout, and compressed air through the main jet and small ports to resolve it.
I'd always run fuel stabilizer in it as well so even that does not always prevent it from happening.
I ran into that last week with my Briggs power washer. Despite my best efforts with Sea Foam I ended up dropping the float bowl and running a twist tie wire, some spray Gumout, and compressed air through the main jet and small ports to resolve it.
I'd always run fuel stabilizer in it as well so even that does not always prevent it from happening.
