Red Max carburetor adjustment - Bogging down? Stalling? Power Loss?

Rob shows us a adjustment screw on the red max carburetor that may just help your equipment run better

[@14moldyhamsandwich]

Rob , love your videos. Straight to the point with resolution to our problems. We appreciate you and all you do!

[@toddborn1045]

Thx Rob for the insight 5th largest city of Phoenix Repair people here are premadonas with no love for anyone Removing factory plug a little more difficult then you described Although I didn't heat the small screwdriver as you suggested found I'd pushed it in further Took some finesse drilling but the 8500 runs better than new Hats off to you Sir

[@johnCjr4671]

You said it’s flathead right ? 😮

[@dcsports227]

Thank you for the efficient video. Straight to the point. Perfect

[@troyhedrick8093]

My red Maxx doesn't have the hole above the fuel line. Or anywhere around it. How do I adjust mine?

[@TheDynaGuy]

What are the hi and lo settings on these carbs? Fully seat the screw but how many turns out?

[@youtubestar]

Most of the time usually I would turn it just a quarter of the turn out and start there you will hear the machine respond as you turn it's just a matter of finding that proper spot where it wants to idle without stalling and there's no sputtering when you give it the throttle if you still continue to experience that I would say probably a carb cleaning

[@edwardmartinez1167]

Appreciate the informative video clip here boss 👍. Question I have a REDMAX EBZ7500 backpack blower and just serviced it a couple of days ago including replacing the engine air filters both of them, spark plug,fuel filter,primer bulb and it works just not working to its full potential like it was a couple of days ago? when hand is on throttle completely down. You think adjusting the carb like u mentioned in ur video would help or should I replace the whole carb itself? Which yes is highly expensive 🤦🏻

[@youtubestar]

Couple of things you can try. Behind the carburetor there is a isolator plate that has four bolts holding it on. Sometimes they get loose or the gasket behind there wears out and allows air to enter which could cause poor throttle. You can also check your throttle cable itself right where it meets the carburetor there is two nuts. You can adjust it there so that it's pulling further on the throttle. Also check the actual carburetor gasket itself. Make sure the gasket is not clogged or torn..