I hope after 11 years he has gotten it fixed
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7 years ago
[SOLVED] Lawnmower gets hot and quits
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7 years ago
well, it should have cooled off, anyways...
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replying to JWitherspoon, Bob wrote: Ancient thread, I know. But thank you, thank you, thank you for the gas cap vent idea. Cured my problem immediately.
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6 years ago
replying to Marc Belanger, Melisa G Cunningham wrote: That's what mine is doing, just put a hour plug in and still same thing. My next option is to replace the coil.
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6 years ago
Twelve year old thread illiterate Melisa. But then again the post originates from Home Moaners Hub, it's to be expected.
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6 years ago
She should replace the hour plug with an all day one.
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replying to Sherman, Matty wrote: This info may be old but it is the funniest string I have ever read. It is 12 years later now and I hope that "she" is OK and that "he" is happy with his new wife.
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replying to Sherman, arlonadkinson wrote: Stuck choke! B&S knows but does not fix it. A tiny spring is supposed to keep it in open position but it is too weak if you get dirt on it!
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replying to BocesLib, arlonadkinson wrote: Stuck choke!
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6 years ago
I don't see a problem. I quit when I get hot too.
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6 years ago
Ed Pawlowski posted for all of us...
What kind of hot is that?
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6 years ago
One makes me stop, the othe type just gets me started!
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5 years ago
replying to ds549, harold wrote: It is a riding mower i can put more gas in it and when i do it runs good
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5 years ago
We're so happy to hear that.
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5 years ago
Sounds like me on a hot summer's day in my cucumber patch.
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replying to Duane Bozarth, Woodysrepair wrote: The fuel level is not high enough to maintain a gravity feed if u look the bottom of the tank sets almost level with the float bowl on carb .there needs to be at least couple inches above to maintain positive gravity feed to carb ....fill tank full and put a block of wood under tank to raise it up.
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5 years ago
Should I use 50.8 mm oak or 38.1 mm maple?
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Duane Bozarth posted for all of us...
A brick or concrete block to turbo charge it!
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replying to Ed Pawlowski, Queenb wrote: Already did that
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replying to JWitherspoon, BDATT wrote: Hip Hip Hooray......That suggestion, was Point-On. Thanks A $Million$