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Message: [QUOTE="JCW, post: 538441, member: 38842"] An easy way to check the float level in the bowl is to close the petcock and stop the fuel flow. Then, take out the screws on the bottom of the bowl and drain out the fuel in the bowl. Next, put the bowl back on the carb, but do not put the screws in it (hold it up tight with one hand) . Then, open the petcock and let the bowl full up. After you have given it enough time to fill up, close the petcock and carefully drop the bowl to see what the fuel level is. The other thing I would do is to clean out the "needle and seat" as MX175 mentioned above. It's easy to get a sandy crud up in there and create some opening and closing problems. Just a couple of ideas (from past similiar experience) Good Luck! [/QUOTE]