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Coleman UT 400 has a strong sulfur/emissions smell from exhaust all the time.  Kind of like it’s running rich and a catalytic converter is trying to make it run cleaner so it smells bad. Also misfires when warm. Idles fine. Full throttle fine. In between it cuts out. Do these have catalytic converters?  Almost acts like it might be clogged if so. 

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