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riding mower leaking gasoline
The gasoline line from the gas tank to the carburetor in my riding mower has no shutoff valve. It is a carbureted engine. This week I filled the tank in the riding mower. Later the same day, I noticed a gasoline smell in the garage, and traced it down to the mower. It was dripping gasoline out the exhaust! The engine hadn't been run in more than a week. The gasoline level in the tank had dropped about a quart!! The only way I can figure that gasoline could get from the tank to the exhaust is through the float valve in the carb. Do most inexpensive carbureted riding mowers nowadays have a float valve in the carb and no shutoff valve in the gas line?? |
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