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The pilot screw is located inside the bowl of the carb. I think the one that you are describing which is located on the underside of the carb is the screw that you use to drain the gas out of the bowl. You have to loosen and turn the carb to remove the bowl to adjust it.1 point
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It is likely labeled pilot air jet on your carb . Most carbs have only two adjustments . .The idle speed screw which is the throttle stop setting and the idle air ( pilot) mixture .1 point
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Rock it back and forth a bit as you try to shift it into neutral.1 point
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Likely all it needs is the idle air screw adjusted .. Turn it in until it just seats, the back off 1 1/2 to 2 turns . Adjust in or out 1/4 turn at a time to find where it idles. Adjust it until it starts to "lope" and then enrich it about 1/8 turn. \1 point
