Générique - Set of Carburettor Adjusting Tools - Screwdriver/Pacman/Single D/Double D/Spline for Most Small 2 Stroke Engines

I bought a Ryobi 'line cutter' but it has four different attachments so is a multi-tool, it did not run correctly (at full depression of throttle button it would cut out) I did struggle with some needle nose pliers and set up the machine before these arrived from China. Subsequently, I needed to adjust the machine again and this pacman tool made the job easy and very quick.If you have problems with your Ryobi petrol 2 stroke equipment and want to adjust the carburettor on a low (if it cuts out or runs too fast at idle) or on high speed as per my example above then behind the carb are two security screws (picture attached):1: Take a picture on your mobile phone or digital camera of the settings to begin with for reference..2: Select the low or high speed adjustment screw and turning 1/8 of a turn - anti clockwise to slow down or clockwise to speed up the engine speed.3: Start the engine and see if a difference has been made, if not then readjust.. It is important at this stage to remember how many turns you make with the screw in case you need to revert your actions.4: If you need to adjust again turn only 1/8 as above then start the engine again.5: When you have set the engine to adequate running speed then turn off via switch and restart to see if machine still starts and runs ok.A side note that if you run the machine too fast then not only will you be over revving the engine and it will put strain on machine and shorten life it will also get very hot, use more fuel and give you white finger... If you run it too slowly the internal components will become caked up and oil will leaks out the exhaust too.. Setting these machines up is a little trial and error but you will get there in the end.--I hope the above guide and image assists you with adjusting machine - I am very happy with the tool (and bear in mind you cannot get this tool from Ryobi) so overall a great relatively cheap purchase that is very handy.

Although well made this Pacman driver is too small for the Ryobi 4stroke engine (RLT430CES). It would have been helpful to have had the size mentioned in the details. The one you need for this engine is https://www.amazon.co.uk/Carburettor-Adjusting-Ryobi-Outdoor-Machinery/dp/B01CSURHF0/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?_encoding=UTF8&m=A1F22I86TBNK5S

This was advertised as 'a set' of tools but I only received one tool. Fortunately it was the Pacmanscrewdriver , which was the one I needed, and it did the job well enough.

Rather a long time waiting for tool to arrive but works correctly.

Vary good

The tool was exactly what was needed to get the machine running once again. Very pleased.

The screwdriver did what they said it would, made the job easy.

Just what I needed - good quick delivery!