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Elizabeth C
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Duraforce Re-Jetting Instructions
Comments (104)Just wanted to chime in, I've had a model 10323 since 98 or so and it ran pretty decent for many years though always had a lean surge most of you speak of but cutting through the grass it would power through well.. One thing I did last year was changed out the plug with an E3 plug from Lowes and that made a noticeable difference, not quite as bad but I knew it could run better. A couple of weeks ago the surge got worse, cleaned out the carb which looked pretty good but found the pilot jet (under the sticker) clogged, in the meanwhile I found this thread and went ahead picked up some bits at Hobbytown USA ($21) and did the jet bore out mod as mentioned and it is a totally different machine! As jarall described unleashing a monster, no friggin joke! It felt so good I wanted to cut the whole neighboorhood! This baby is good for another 20+ years the way its running, have another of the same model I acquired when I found out 2 strokes were no more. Would be nice if they would bring 2 strokes back with a simple fuel injection, there is 2 stroke technology supposedly that is cleaner than existing 4 strokes, or how about a small clean diesel? I know I'm dreamin, I wont need another lawn mower for the rest of my life, dont think this thing is breakable....See MoreDuraforce Re-jetting Instructions Part 2
Comments (96)Hi. I just wanted to revive this thread for a bit more clarification. I copied the url for the parts list of my 10323. I have the wire drills bits and am ready to rejet, but wanted to know why the pilot jet is not listed in the parts list. The part number (98-7041) is also not listed. The mainjet is clearly identified and is not a problem, but is there another name for the pilotjet. Slowspeed, idle and 37.5 also do not appear. Does the 10323 simply not have a pilotjet? I haven't looked behind the sticker on the carb yet, so I have no idea yet. Thanks in advance. Regards, Stevan Here is the Link: https://lookup2.toro.com/request/getpub1.cfm?PubID=13009&PubNum=3321-570&Lang=EN&Cust=anonymous_user&xCaller=lawnboy&Filesize=2394941&vKey=1983392&PubType=11...See MoreQuestion re: screw fastening T&G ipe
Comments (4)SF we meet again!! its not the quality of the drill bit but rather the skill leval of the installer, and if the skill leval is a little undevoloped slow down . Dont have " like whatever " paris hilton thing on your mind while your doing this. With this install I suggest an 1/8'' bit,pre drill thru the ipe not into the pt frame,a battery powered drill works best for doing this because its much easier to control. Ease the bit in hmmmm say a 1/4 '' or so using a rounded effort with the drill swirl & twirl the countersink remember your not killing snakes, then proceed with the predrill. I also recomend an impact driver to run the # 7 ss square drive trim head screws, I use a makita 12 volt, belive me after you use one you will wonder how you ever did with out it. Use construstion adhesive on the joist, a small T&G block to tap the decking together,I said Tap that means snug it up dont jam the decking together, and of course do not pre finish the decking on all four sides put the finish on after the project is done. I cut a 1/2'' slot in the T every 3 ' or so. Now you know everything I do,nothing to it but the doing it!! J...See MoreWhat dremel/rotary drill bit for 'hollowing out' wood?
Comments (3)A router would be the ideal tool for this, and that's what was likely used in your 2nd pic. You might try something like this: DIY-2-Dremel-Router-Attachment, but with no edge guide, it could be quite unstable. They do make actual router attachments for rotary tools, but they can cost more than your tool does. Otherwise, some of these will work, but as Sophie mentioned, it would not be ideal....See MoreElizabeth C
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