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finding vacuum leaks with smoke generator 700

posted by  dan52 on  Tue Mar 2 17:42 CST 2004
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This is a great tip. Propane also makes a great starting fluid. I had a lawn mower with a badly scored cylinder and because of the poor compression it would refuse to start first time in the spring. I used "propane enrichment" to get it started. I would crack open the valve and hold the torch nosel near the air cleaner and it would fire right up. I have always suspected that this would be a good trick for starting a snow blower in the cold cold winter.

Dan






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