Why do you want to remove the nozzle?

rusty,
This carb is off of a friend of mines snow blower. It sat for a few years with gas in the tank & carb so you know what happened. I opened the carb to clean it and could not figure out how to get the nozzle out so I did not remove it. I cleaned it with 2+2 and replaced the carb. It would start but would not run worth a damn so I thought maybe the nozzle would need to come out to clean it. The tank & fuel line has been cleaned.
It appears the nozzle is plastic and is held in place by some o'rings
Any ideas??????

If you Google the carb#, you'll see a new one isn't terribly expensive.

I got it to run pretty decent by spraying some carb cleaner into the carb while it was running. Hopefully the problem won't come back.