>To the list,
>
>I have a 1953 XM211 that's running rich. I think the float is stuck open.
Is
>there anyway to lean out the mixture until I have a chance to rebuild or
buy
>a new carburetor? I know there is a mixture screw there, but which way do
>you turn it for a leaner mixture. When looking at the screw, is it
clockwise
>or counter-clockwise? Or is there a quick way to fix the float, at least
>temporarily? Perhaps I'll try some spray carburetor cleaner to see if that
>does anything. Any and all suggestion welcome.
>
>Thanks for your time.
>
>Ken
>Lone Star - MVPA
>Austin, Texas
>
>
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