TM 5-4240-501-148PCARBURETIONVacu-Jet, Pulsa-JetModel Series 82500, 92500 and 94500 engines shouldbe adjusted with fuel tank half full of gasoline.Initial Adjustment: Turn needle valve clockwise to closeit. Then open 11/2 turns. This initial adjustment willpermit the engine to be started and warmed up beforemaking final adjustment.Final Adjustment: Place governor speed control lever in"FAST" position. Turn needle valve in until enginemisses (clockwise lean mixture) then turn it out pastsmooth operating point until engine runs unevenly (richmixture). Now turn needle valve to the midpoint betweenrich and lean so the engine runs smoothly. Next, adjustidle RPM. Rotate throttle counterclockwise and holdagainst stop. Adjust idle speed adjusting screw to obtain1750 RPM. Release throttle engine should acceleratewithout hesitation or sputtering. If engine does notaccelerate properly, the carburetor should be re-adjusted, usually to a slightly richer mixture.Breather and Fuel Intake TubesBreather tube and fuel intake tube thread into thecylinder on Model Series 82000. Fuel intake tube isbolted to the cylinder on Model Series 92000, 94000,110900 and 111900. See Fig. 38. Check for good fit ordamaged gaskets to prevent air leaks or entry of dirt.Fig. 38 - Breather and Fuel Intake TubesChoke-A-Matlc AdjustmentThe Choke-A-Matic feature was standard on ModelSeries 82000, 92500 (type nos. lower than 0600) 92900(type nos. lower than 0500) engines. The remote controlmust be of the type in which the control wire moves outof the casing, when the control lever is moved from thestop position to the "Choke" or "Start" position. Aminimum travel of 1-3/8" (34.9 mm) is required when the! remote control is’ mounted, Fig. 39.Fig. 39- Remote ControlTo install remote control assembly proceed as follows:Remove the air cleaner and move the control lever to aposition about midway between idle and fast. Thenmount the remote control -with the casing clamp asshown in Fig. 40.Place control lever on equipment in fast (high speed)position. CONTROL MUST BE MOUNTED ONEQUIPMENT TO MAKE AN ACCURATEADJUSTMENT. Lever "A" on carburetor should be justtouching choke shaft at "B." Move casing "D" forward orbackwards until correct position is obtained. Tightenscrew "C." Recheck operation of controls afteradjustment, Fig. 40.Fig. 40 - Choke-A-Matic Control (Typical)13
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