HOW TO FIX A COMMON CHOKE PROBLEM ON A HAYTER 48 / 56 

Hi Colin nice very well explained video Good content 😋

I wish someone would do a vid on carb spring placements as i have just bought my 4th hayter and it's quite clear the spring are not were they should be...as the other three weren't.......they all ran, as they do, but not as they should....

Hello sir . Thankyou for helping us all out . Ive been trying to fix my friends hayter 41 . For the love of it could i get it to stay running . So started to look at that choke part you showed us ...found that dam thin spring was off the choke part . It works

hi colin where did you get that part from for the carburettor could you send me details of where you purchased it from thank you jeff

At least it isn't just me mate, I had a choke problem on a 23-year-old Harrier 41 but I just bent the bracket lol. Then I also had the wrong hole but noticed it in time :-)

Cheers Colin (Mr Hayter) bailed me out again ;)

Your vid saved me, chum. I also used the wrong hole...not for the first time :-}

Hi, what’s the name of that part, also, on mine, looks like the back edge of the plastic part sat on top of the carb has worn away which is partially stopping the bent part you are replacing catching the plastic. What’s this called ?

Hi,what s the part number for the choke plate?thank you

Great video thanks

Hi there I have the same problem. Do you have the Briggs and Stratton Part number for the replacement?

Lol was hoping to see you do the service mate lol

hi my hayter 56 petrol bowl seems to be to close to main body to attach a spanner, any ideas

Hi Mate, what’s the part number for the choke plate?

Oh yes wonderfully exicuted.

Cracking Job!

How much wow £67 good fix mate ta for the information

Colin, where did you get the new plate? I think I will fit one on my Harrier 41, I tried using mine today, and it isn't reliable!

Hi, @16:30 and onwards... what is being used to clean the carb??

Mate nothing wrong with putting in the wrong hole lol

😯 £67