Yeah, it's possible. What I would do, is (lightly) screw the red adjuster all the way in until it bottoms out, and count the number of turns that it took to get there. This will be your fuel screw, and this is to see how far it was adjusted out. Typically, if your fuel screw is more than 2.5 turns out, your pilot jet is too small, and needs to be one size larger. This fuel screw is basically adjusting your fuel at idle. I know the weather there is pretty cold, so it should probably be jetted, as the jetting was probably done for summer weather. The first step really should be to see what jetting you're running. Then, see if you're lean or rich.