Still not too happy, is it.....
See if you can get the engine to run slow, courtesy of the spring loaded screw on the top of the carburettor.....turn it in so the engine runs too fast at idle, and then unscrew it a little - this prevents the governor of the engine working overtime.
If still no joy, are you able to remove the emulsion tube? Often you can shake it loose by tapping the dip tube fairly sharply on a piece of timber.
You really need an aerosol of carburettor cleaner and a compressed air supply to achieve 100% cleaning.
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See if you can get the engine to run slow, courtesy of the spring loaded screw on the top of the carburettor.....turn it in so the engine runs too fast at idle, and then unscrew it a little - this prevents the governor of the engine working overtime.
If still no joy, are you able to remove the emulsion tube? Often you can shake it loose by tapping the dip tube fairly sharply on a piece of timber.
You really need an aerosol of carburettor cleaner and a compressed air supply to achieve 100% cleaning.
John