The most common causes of a tiller engine running poorly are restricted carburetors, defective spark plugs, and clogged fuel filters. Old fuel can leave gummy residues in the carburetor, a spark plug may degrade due to carbon build-up, and the …
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If your gas-powered tiller is leaking fuel, the issue is due to a dried-out carburetor bowl gasket, a damaged carburetor, a cracked fuel line, a faulty fuel tank, or a brittle primer bulb. Inspect each component for cracks, damage, or …
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There are six common reasons why your gas tiller might not start: a defective spark plug due to carbon build-up or a weakened electrode; a restricted carburetor from old or bad fuel; a malfunctioning ignition coil; a broken flywheel key; …
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