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Eskimo Ice Auger Problem?


Big Fish Hunter247

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I have about 3 year old eskimo auger I put a carb kit in it because it was leaking gas. Got the carb kit in had it running good outside inthe yard but but I took it to the lake gonna see how much ice there was and now it will only run on what is primed up than it dies? I followed the diagram that I was given when I bought the kit what am i doing wrong?

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ya know mine is about 3 yrs old also.when its primed it will run for about 6 mins then it dies.i had a carb kit put in it ran good for about a week then the same thing.so now its back in the shop for another look.

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ya know mine is about 3 yrs old also.when its primed it will run for about 6 mins then it dies.i had a carb kit put in it ran good for about a week then the same thing.so now its back in the shop for another look.

same thing with my stingray it great for 3 years then in jan 08 it was dieing had a carb kit put in then it worked for 2 outings then the same problem so mine is also back in the shop

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mine is about 10 years old and i found that i have to leave choke in middle setting. feather throttle once it starts for quite a few minutes. sometimes hit primer when it bogs down. idid get carb kit but after few times right back to this procedure.

also the output shaft is loose coming out of gear box. stand auger on blades and i can rock power head side to side little bit. i bought this used (first auger) so i dont know if that is normal or not??. not so bad at first but half way through it starts rocking side to side.

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You will have some play, but I am not sure how much. I will be heading out to the garage here in a little bit and will check on how much wiggle mine has.

If it is a bit to much it is probably just a bearing or a bushing that needs to be replaced.

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I went out and took a look at mine and there is little or no wobble. I would check to be sure if it is shaft or if it is the coupler to from the shaft to the auger itself. The auger you could carefully take a center punch an put a series of light punches in the output shaft to take up the slop. If you do it would be better to do many small ones the length of the coupler area and around rather than just a couple of larger ones.

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