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Navigați 200 de mile marine și ASTA se întâmplă… – Ep 113
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Welcom to maroco
I wish you a happy and beautiful life, and I will pray to God to protect you from the evil of creatures
Carb is stuck open. The fuel has turned to goo. If you have carb cleaner, start and spray into the carb and once it cleans out, it will run. If you have fuel additive, that works too. Be patient.
Well, that was fun…….and a bit short 😊. Bummer on the generator. Glad the carb switch worked. See you next week ✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝 👙 🌞 ✨
From someone who has been dealing with small engines for over 20 years, if you start putting K-100 in your fuel 2 or 4 stroke you will stop having carb issues, you will not believe how good this stuff works!!!!!!!
Another great episode you guys! Love following along ⛵
As you like castles 🏰, have you thought of visiting Wales? Good sailing ⛵
Remaining fuel after it was tested turns into varnish. The carburator float needs to be cleaned.
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If it's blowing black smoke sounds like it's over filled with oil (it only takes a little bit of oil) and you fouled the spark plug
Well, as you have already discovered, it is absolutely your carb that causing problems. I know you have been through it repeatedly and those small carbs can be a complete pain in the back side. Either the float is not floating up to push the pin in the hole to stop the flow of fuel or the tip of the pin may have some debris on it or it may have a nick on it preventing a good seal. Make sure the float isn't cracked and full of fuel. Inspect the tip of the pin VERY closely. I know some like to use Sea Foam, but I prefer B-12. In some cases such as my big Stihl weed eater, it's best to just buy another carb. That's the only carb I've not been able to fix. Good luck, I know it's aggravating. OH, and never use gas with ethanol in those small engines. Not unless you really like crap breaking down at the worst possible time. lol.
Good episode! I've heard that the Med is not pleasant in the winter. Are you guys going to stay out sailing through the winter?
This is the first time I have been on your channel and I can tell I like your vessel already BECAUSE the helm is covered…We all understand sailing is traveling from port to port in order to do repairs when you arrive. But sailing with the ability to stay our of the weather is an important thing in my mind. Carry on….
Let's make a bet….pull the carb from the new gen, open the bowl and clean the float valve, sounds stuck causing flooding and fuel will pour out the air intake.
It is always something to ruin the adventure- when the back up plan goes to sh*t.
Faroe Islands sure is a kool place- thanks for bringing us along with you, Steph & Travis.
May your journey south be filled with less clusterfness for you both.
Stay well my friends. Warm temps and clear waters of the Exuma's are looking pretty
good right about now- just say'n.
*Stand still waves – Standing Waves!
Thanks for this vid.
When or if you get the generator running, before you shut it off, turn off gas and let it run itself out of fuel. Do that every time you run it.
The gas left in that carb has turned to sludge and clogged every passage and has probably stuck the carb open. Often the gas with ethanol in it is very bad for the carb parts.
You can fix it or get it fixed but it might be better in the long run to just replace it.
Another excellent video in every way and can't wait for the next one!
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Isnt avoid the same as go round ?
…and the moral of the story is, don't buy a cat in a sack and make sure the equipment works before buying it.
Stef was not having it when the generator shit the bed! Ha!! 🙂
I was laughing when I saw the generator you purchased, because I bought the same one. Other than the black smoke and fuel leaking, I have the same no start problem. I have gone through it, I have fuel into the carb, and spark to the plug and it will not start. The first two times I ran it, started on first pull, the third time, nothing. It is frustrating.
If it is dumping fuel, check the carb float. Try smacking the carbs fuel bowl. That may un-stick a stuck float. I have a generator that I have for hurricanes and every spring/fall, I put just enough fuel in it to run for about 15 minutes and let the engine run until its fuel tank is empty. I have been doing this for the last 23 years with it and each time it starts up on the second pull. OK, every 2 years I also change the oil.