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LOL...yes, it's running again...Went over yesterday (it was cold here..25 degrees) and it did not initially start for me. Her tank was almost full (gas came up to the bottom of the neck) so the can of Seafoam was disbursed through at least 3.5 gallons. Cranked it a number of times then just let it sit for a minute, then rechoked it and it cranked over and started. I let it run for a while and all appears to be okay for the time being. Thanks all for your help.

Thanks all for your suggestions...going to head over there in a little while to see what is going on...

My girlfriend dropped a whole can of Seafoam into her 750 Ace (3.7 gallon tank) which probably only had 1 gallon of gas in it (just guestimating as she knows it was not full and could still see some gas). Anyway, she started it up, it ran for a while, then stopped. She couldn't get it started again. Am going to go over tomorrow and maybe drain her tank into a gas can then fill up the tank and start over again.... Question is, if there is so little gas that is diluting the whole can of Seafoam, could she have done any damage? Do I just need to fill up the tank, shake it up a bit and try to crank it up again? Thanks, Jeff