I welded handles onto the deck of mine. Works fine with a little care.
We did have an employee we caught starting the mower by pulling on the blades. He'd broken the pull cord and was scared he'd get fired if anybody knew. It didn't occur to him he'd be more likely to get fired for the safety violation.
aged the engine stop. It`s a real pain to disengage the blades and then bac k up. There are not any kids or pets in the area so everything is clear. H ow can I correct this problem? Thanks for any advice Herb
It might help if you told us what model, but here are three ways to do it on Craftsman mowers:
This guy does it just by unplugging one connector:
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This guy says you can just bend the lever that shuts down the engine:
engaged the engine stop. It`s a real pain to disengage the blades and then back up. There are not any kids or pets in the area so everything is clear. How can I correct this problem? Thanks for any advice Herb
You may not be old enough** to remember that that was a compromise. One side wanted to ban cigarettes completely. Would that have been better? Don't you think a stupid 12 or 15-year old should be told smoking is bad for him by someone other than his parents, if they did? (FWIW, it's those who are "conservative" now who brought about the ban on alcohol, which didn't work well.)
**You probably are. Everyone on usenet seems to be an old codger, even though it's a far better format than webforum.s
What a moron you are. Do you think they did this before plenty of children had already been hurt?
With my previous car, and maybe the one before that, I knew when I went around the corrner 3 corners before my house, and the oil light went on, that I needed to add oil. So I agree, the answer is yes.
I didn't think I was going so fast, but it was the only corner in the city where that happened. I guess I knew from thousands of times that there were no pedestrians, no driveways, and never anything I could hit.
You know, in all my fifty or so years, I can't remember ever meeting (or first generation reliable source hearing about) a child injured by a lawn mower.
Stormin Mormon wrote: "You know, in all my fifty or so years, I can't remember ever meeting (or first generation reliable source hearing about) a child injured by a lawn mower. "
A neighbor's kid once ran into a dark garage to retrieve an itinerant ball - tripped over the corner of a walk-behind and bruised their forehead on the concrete deck...
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