Does anyone out there know where to initially set the idle mixture screw on a TH .46 ? I was trying to "tune" mine and could not keep it running. I finally figured out that my fuel has gone bad (sat all winter, not properly sealed) and am on my way to get a new gallon. The problem is that I can't find the manual to get back to the initial starting point. HELP! I really want to get this bird in the air today.
BTW, what's the proper way to dispose of the bad fuel?

Usually 2and 1/2 turns on the main mix screw and 1 and 1/2 turns on idle would be a good place to start.

The manual says this is the process to adjust the idle or low speed mix. Adjust the idle mixture screw so that the gap between the idle mixture needle and the spray nozzle is 3/32-1/8 inch ( looking down into the carb opening). Start engine and close throttle just short of where the engine stops. Pinch the fuel line and if engine speeds up a bit the mixture is rich. Turn mix screw clockwise 1/8 turn and repeat process until no change occurs. Of course if the engine slows down when the line is pinched then the mix is too lean and you open the needle same amount and repeat. If you need a copy of this I could email. Hope this helps

Thanks for the advice guys. BulletBob, A copy would be great! Mine is stuck between dimensions somewhere.