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http://www.ntxtools.com/network-tool-warehouse/KDT-80554SPRO.html

The lower ****** should be the one connected to the fuel filter. The upper ****** should be your purge line. If you are able to run it only while priming it, you still have a blockage somewhere. Any chance that you know someone with an ultrasonic cleaner?

If it is one of the older carbs that still has the low and high speed adjustment needles, I would rebuild it. Most of the newer carbs are non-adjustable and tend to run lean to meet EPA requirements.

http://www.cripedistributing.com/allen-20332b-32mm-black-12pt-combination-wrench-usa.html

That's a really neat box.

Here's a couple of good metric Williams sets: Shallow http://www.toolsdelivered.com/Williams-36906-Hand-Tools-Sockets-Drive-Tools-3-8-Inch-Drive-Impact-Metric-Socket-Sets Deep http://www.toolsdelivered.com/Williams-36908-Hand-Tools-Sockets-Drive-Tools-3-8-Inch-Drive-Impact-Metric-Socket-Sets

Those went fast. I ordered a set at the first part of October and Cripe had a bunch. Maybe they'll run across some more.

There was one left when I posted it. Somebody got a good deal!

Best deals going, Kobalt made by Williams in USA: http://www.cripedistributing.com/kobalt-11pc-metric-6pt-impact-socket-set-by-williams-a-div-of-snap-on-97621.html http://www.cripedistributing.com/kobalt-97669-12-piece-3-8-dr-6pt-sae-deep-impact-socket-set-5-16-to-1-usa.html

Not irrelevant. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ML7GZAY/?tag=atomicindus08-20

If you are set on a 4-stroke, this one is the way to go: http://www.cpoindustrialpowertools.com/makita-bhx2500ca-24-5cc-gas-powered-variable-speed-handheld-blower/mktnbhx2500ca,default,pd.html?ref=pla&zmam=31282435&zmas=47&zmac=730&zmap=mktnbhx2500ca&gclid=COiG6JragckCFQobaQodBPAILw These are...

Every fine tooth ratchet that I've used has much more back drag than the old Cornwells.

For the first 37 years of my life, all I knew were Craftsman and Cornwell coarse tooth ratchets. After doing much reading here, I started picking up Snap On, Armstrong and Gearwrench fine tooth ratchets. After using them for a while, I have found myself hating the back drag of the fine tooth...

I agree!

It does, but looks to have been filled in with something like JB Weld.

Here are pics of the ratchets:

I have an old Cornwell ratchet that was my grandfather's. It no longer works because the detent spring broke and the detent ball was deformed. Since I do not have a local Cornwell truck, I boxed it up and mailed it to Cornwell. I included a letter in the package asking them to fix the ratchet...

What about this one: http://www.cripedistributing.com/gearwrench-flex-handle-3-4-x-19-breaker-bar-81404.html

The 30-tooth Cornwells are my favorite ratchets. Very smooth and little back drag.

I have a bunch of different Gearwrench ratcheting wrenches and really like them.