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Sounds like your carburetor is dirty and not letting enough gas get it to run. Also is there a screw on the carb to set the gas flow ? If there is turn it to the left to let more gas flow.
Look for your choke lever and make sure that it is operating properly. When the engine is choked, the butterfly valve in the engine is across the opening, causing the engine to take less air, and more fuel. As the engine begins to warm up, there is less need for the choke to be closed. If your choke valve is remaining closed, the engine will die when you pull the trigger. Best regards, --W/D--
Pull the plugs and look at them if they are black take a look at the carb. generally though bad plugs will give you a high speed misfire unless they are totally shot. A bog from thje carb is generally due to a bad accelerator pump (inside) or a bad power valve (also inside). Accelerator pump should give a visible squirt when you look into the carb and move the throttle linkage (do with engine off).
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