Never Mix up your Adjuster Screws again (2 Stroke Carburetor Chainsaw) @TheRepairSpecialist
Never Mix up your Adjuster Screws again (2 Stroke Carburetor Chainsaw)  @TheRepairSpecialist
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
If you remove your small two stroke carburetor fuel adjuster screws then one way to make sure you never put the wrond one back in the wrong place (e.g. the L screw into the H. Or the H screw into the L), then make an association. Take a very close look at each screw and you will most lekey see that they have some very subtle differences.

For example, on my particular carburetor (and not all of these carbs are the same so make sure you look at your own example) the L screw is slightly longer than the H screw. This now means that i can make the association (on this particular type of carb, which may be different to yours) of the L screw meaning Long. Now i can throeow them both into a saving container and and i will never forget that the Longest screw fits into the L on the Carb.

I just dont want to say L Hole. It sounds bad LOL.

Thank you

Craig (The Repair Specialist)
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