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get a colortune tool.it shows how your firing.read instructions that come with,so simple to tune carb in with.sounds like pilot out of adjustment.could also have a leak in ur carb boot or head.take a torch without lighting open valve with motor running run torch around gaskets and front of carb boot listen for change in motor.if it gets higher rev uve found a leak.
If it's been sitting around for a while it could be the idle jet has a little craip in it (it don't take much) but if it's spitting fuel out then I would make sure the float levels aren't sticking.
You adjust the idle screw on the carburetor, to do this you will need to run the ATV, rev it and tweak the idle and throttle screws accordingly. Between revs you will need to adjust the idle screw and the throttle screw if needed.
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