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In Reply to: Kohler Carburetor Icing posted by David on Tuesday, December 11, 2007:
If you can keep more heat in by the engine it will help. Cover the areas of the hood that you can to minimize cold air flowing over the engine. On a Wisconsin Robin engine I had to run a small 1/2" tube from one of the exhausts back into the air cleaner for cold weather. Most cars pull warm air off the exhaust manifold until the engine warms up.
Good luck
Oly