Once fired up it (was) doing fine. This was a few months back first half of the summer before a mechanic messed things up(if anyone remembers). I'm in the process of putting it back together and before doing so I just want to make sure I check all needed checked before I bolt it all up. It just felt like it needed more choke I guess. So my first thought was that little fork, if anyone is so familiar, that is cam actuated by the choke mechanism opening the throttle a tiny bit. I had adjusted it a couple times I recall to get it just right and it was perfect last done last winter so I thought it strange during early summer I'd have an issue hence I'm here wondering what else it could be. No other symptoms/issues with it. I just had to crank it over a lot, like as far as warming it up it felt, then after a few firings it would settle on and run just fine.
If no other ideas I may just pry that fork open a bit again but it's setting is so sensitive that point five a millimeter too much and the engine will soar with choke. Thanks guys!