Roughhouse Mixture Screw Access

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OldGuy
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Roughhouse Mixture Screw Access

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I want to tweak the mixture a tad on my 2012 Roughhouse. I assumed the mixture screw is under the epoxy blob just left of the black plastic idle adjust knob.

I chipped the epoxy blob away and found what looks like a brass plug. Before I go further... Is there a brass plug also, with the adjustment under that? And if so, what is the popular method for removing the plug?

Thanks!
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On my R50 what I thought was a brass cap was the top of the mixture screw. It was smooth on top. It actually came out easy on mine. Using some very fine needle pliers I applied light pressure and it spun right out. I cut a slot with a dremel.
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i went the more brutish route and just whacked it with a hammer and Flathead screwdriver.worked for me but the dremel is probably a better idea.
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Thanks theemptythrone and lovemysan. I hope to find time to dremel or hammer this weekend. I appreciate the info! I need to lean it just a little, and it will be great.

Thanks again!
1971 Hodaka Ace 100
1977 Suzuki GT250 is now sold... Good bike!
1980 Yamaha IT125
Honda: '66 CT90 KO; '83 CT110; '92 CT70; 2001 XR250
and 1 or 2 others... I need to sell some bikes!
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