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Re: O.T. Homelite XL12 question-jdemaris??
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Posted by Daniel from France on November 14, 2004 at 14:30:33 from (83.154.103.155):
In Reply to: Re: O.T. Homelite XL12 question-jdemaris?? posted by 37 chief on November 09, 2004 at 19:54:21:
I have the same adventure on an XL12 blue one "flooding and leaking gas in the mufler, still starting but getting fire in the muffler!!!". This arrives, since I have remove the carburator and the two adjustments srews on the side.
My advice for you will be to readjust the two srews with the rigth procedure ( I do not have any!!)
I will be working this week on my XL12 and will try to inform you on my next experience
Thanks to everybody for your reply
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