@actimm check for spark first. remove the plug and hold it against ground i.e. cylinder etc. and see if you have a spark. If you do not have a spark you know it is related to either a bad air gap on coil .010 inch or a bad coil. [br]
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If you do have a spark check for fuel supply. See if it does start when you pour a bit of fuel directly into the carburetor or use some starting fluid and see if it starts. If it does you know that the issue is with the fuel supply. Check to make sure that you do nto have a vapor lock, kinked fuel line etc. Most common issue with the small engine is a stuck float in the fuel bowl. If it is stuck you carb will not get the fuel it needs to run your engine. Let us know what you find.
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If you do have a spark check for fuel supply. See if it does start when you pour a bit of fuel directly into the carburetor or use some starting fluid and see if it starts. If it does you know that the issue is with the fuel supply. Check to make sure that you do not have a vapor lock, kinked fuel line etc. Most common issue with the small engine is a stuck float in the fuel bowl. If it is stuck you carb will not get the fuel it needs to run your engine. Let us know what you find.
@actimm check for spark first. remove the plug and hold it against ground i.e. cylinder etc. and see if you have a spark. If you do not have a spark you know it is related to either a bad air gap on coil .010 inch or a bad coil. [br]
If you do have a spark check for fuel supply. See if it does start when you pour a bit of fuel directly into the carburetor or use some starting fluid and see if it starts. If it does you know that the issue is with the fuel supply. Check to make sure that you do nto have a vapor lock, kinked fuel line etc. Most common issue with the small engine is a stuck float in the fuel bowl. If it is stuck you carb will not get the fuel it needs to run your engine. Let us know what you find.