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arun


Joined: May 11, 2008
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Toro Model 20005 Mower starts after priming but will not run
Original Message   May 11, 2008 11:01 am
I have a Toro Model 20005 with a Tecumseh engine.  It only start after pumping the primer about 5 times.  Then stops after the after a very short run, like no more gas is getting to the carbureator.  It does not have a fuel filter, the fuel line is not clogged. New Air filter, spark plug, and fresh oil. I have also cleaned out the carbureator with STP Carbureator cleaner.  Any suggestions? Thanks for your help
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arun


Joined: May 11, 2008
Points: 2

Re: Toro Model 20005 Mower starts after priming but will not run
Reply #1   May 11, 2008 8:12 pm
arun wrote:
I have a Toro Model 20005 with a Tecumseh engine.  It only start after pumping the primer about 5 times.  Then stops after the after a very short run, like no more gas is getting to the carbureator.  It does not have a fuel filter, the fuel line is not clogged. New Air filter, spark plug, fresh oil, and gas. I have also cleaned out the carbureator with STP Carbureator cleaner.  Any suggestions? Thanks for your help
friiy


Location: Las Vegas, The Desert
Joined: Apr 12, 2008
Points: 600

Re: Toro Model 20005 Mower starts after priming but will not run
Reply #2   May 12, 2008 3:42 pm
You must still have something in the carb.  I beleive that the carb bowl bolt on that modle is also the main jet.  Try taking off the bolt / jet and draining the bowl look for water or garbage.  There should be a hole on the shaft drilled straight through,  there should also be a metered hole drilled from the center of the threaded end to make a "T" of the holes, all those passages must be cleared.

Try this, good luck.

Friiy

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