If no confirmed info is shared Try General Basics: 1. How long did it sit or was stored and was it stored with treated fuel in it or run “Bone Dry”? 2. Add 1-2 oz of carb cleaner in a fresh tank of fuel and let it idle or try to power it a day or so. Ck all fuel lines for tight fits and no cracks. Lightly open the gas cap to know the vent id open. Know the spark arrestor screen on the muffler is not blocked. 3. Count the turns to lightly seat the mixture screw or screws (know your present Ref.. Adjust jt out 1/8th turns and look for improvements. 4. If no improvements, one screw should allow you to open and know the internal fuel screen is not clogged. Ck fuel tanks filter as well and look for trash and water in the bottom of the fuel tank. 5. If you open the carb, use fine wire and compressed carb cleaner to know all ports are open. 6. Post a parts diagram of your carb and your Fix Follow-Up. Good Lick!

Granny, until recently I was totally organic in the garden. When I would have an infestation of some kind, the organic correction was only marginally successful. I do not know if it was just me or my location or what. I wish these various links would define what they mean when they say "control". I assume they mean that you bring the population down to an acceptable level. To me an acceptable level is one, either male or female but not both. I see my only options right now as being, use BBG or not growing squash for a couple of years. I am so upset over this that I am going to have an IT instead of a BM. Ok so I told one little lie. :o) John Here is a link that might be useful: Johns Journal

Oh, also I'd like to paint the metal of the lamp. It's a little gross and rusted looking. I'd like to bring it back to a shinier metal...maybe silver. Any suggestions on how to do this? Spray paint? With a prettier metal finish on the lamp and new upholstery on the seat cushion, I might leave the wood unpainted. The veneer has seen better days, though. Can you use wood polish on wood veneer? Would that be a good option? Or should I sand and paint? Thanks guys!

You take a smple with the least amount of UV exposure to a reputable paint store where the pros shop, like Sherwin Williams. The color sample has to be at least quarter sized, but they can match it, no problem.