How Do You Adjust The Carburetor On A Weedeater?
Weedeaters are an incredible tool to help you maintain your lawn and landscaping without hours of back-breaking work. Like any tool that has an engine though, a Weedeater needs regular maintenance. Learning how to adjust the carburetor of a Weedeater is easy and doesn’t take much time. It is perhaps the most important skill to know to maintain your Weedeater because a carburetor that is out of adjustment will eventually cause damage to the engine. Locate the two screws on the side of your Weedeater. They will be on the side of your carburetor; one will be marked “L” for low speed, and one will be marked “H” for high speed. Some models may have an additional plastic screw which is for an idle setting. Turn both screws to the right to tighten them until you cannot tighten them anymore by hand, using either the Phillips-head or flathead screwdriver depending on the type of screws your model has. If you have the third plastic screw, do the same. Turn the “L” screw three-fourths of a turn t
