I believe I have my owners manual for my SB 14. It is not in my office, but I will check later in my garage. Send me your address or better yet fax # to my email, and I will send it to you. Bill bbbbaddad@yahoo.com

Thanks, I forgot to check the email notification when I made this post. I find a tool on ebayhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Homelite-308535001-Single-D-Carburetor-Adjustment-Tool-/170724562662?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0amp;hash=item27bffa16e6 for about $7 which may be what is needed. I will again check the muffler screen, that is easy to do. I think last check I pulled the screen out of the muffler and could see through it, so assumed that was clean enough. This Homelite, only about 5 years old from Home Depot, doesn't seem to have a chain brake. I assume those are required on all saws sold in the USA these days...but not just 5 years ago? I think the saw was also called the Homelite Bandit. I mention as a stuck on brake can cause starting problems if the idle is too high. I had this saw running again today and sawed a couple of chunks off of some stumps I'm trying to get down to stump grinder size. The saw was under sized in that the chain was just long enough to stick out about 1" on the opposite side. So as the cut worked down the friction was enough to make it necessary for the saw to be running real well, it is not, or maybe I simply need a more powerful bigger saw, e.g., my Sears 16", but it too is having starting problems, in this case it may be the chain brake, I'll check to be sure it is tripped on.

I have been given what looks like to be an almost new tiller, Model Number: Gil-39012A missing the drive belts. I know it has been sometime, however, I would very much like to find the diagram of how the drive belts are installed on this model. Can anyone help?

I don't have one, but I have used one in a gym. That one was a belt sort of thing that rolled under the feet as you took a step. The feeling was that my footing was not on something solid. It didn't feel "safe." This may have been just the way that particular one was made. The EZ Walk model may be different. However, I don't think I would get one without trying it out personally. If it doesn't feel comfortable to you, you most likely will not use it.