Brother has everything aligned as you noted. His got everything in time, but the mark on the front of the pump housing isn't there (mark is noted in the manual). He can see a 10, some slash marks, 15 and a few more slash marks or words of that effect. I'm guessing degrees.
Again, he says it's just off enough that it won't start without a small shot of ether. So close, but won't fire up.
I need to have him write out whatever. What it is, my brother can't set before a computer. He will mess it up bad and not enough touch it. Something about his body. He can put on new wrist watch and have it dead in few days time, if not in a day. He can use a pocket watch for maybe a month. He can't walk through the doors of stores without the alarm going off. No one can explain why he does this. So it's print out whatever and let him read it.
He is a retired mechanic. It takes a semi trailer to hold all his tools. The trailer parked in side yard.
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