definitely helps.

Well, a starter is not in my budget right now (probably will need it later). But let's say there are no starter on the field at all, how do you know?

As I understood it, you adjust the fine needle to get the max RPM, then back off another 3-400 or so.

another important question, what size hex wrench do you use to leave on the engine, so that you can adjust the engine without having to remove the cowl?

Thanks again