I need help - Murray Quantum Push Mower

Nov 19, 2007 7 Replies

I have inherited a mower from a deceased friend. As far as I can tell it is about two years old with the following identifiers:



MURRAY 3 in 1



22" 6.5 Quantum Throttle Free

I find no model number, just a serial number (bar code). If it is there, I don't know where it is.



It is self-propelled and has key-activated electric start with a battery stored in the handle.



The key-start will turn over the engine - I haven't tried to actually start the thing because I don't want to run down the battery. Therein lies the rub - I don't have the manual nor the charger for the battery.



I am hoping someone out there has one of these mowers, and can tell me where I might get a manual and charger. I have googled the subject and can find nothing useful for these two needs.



Please and thank you



Gecko


You might try:

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Thanx

Since my post, I bit the bullet and re-connected the disconnected electric pluggings and tried to start the mower. It starts and runs fine, which is great. The battery seems quite weak however, so I will need a charger. I wonder if the battery is 12v? That's my next quest

- to determine that.

Gecko

I'd expect it would be 12V, but the battery should be marked with that (and other useful) information.

I have found a 12V car-battery charger that seems correct

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MUR-67992MA $40!!!

Do you think my regular 12V car-battery charger could do the job? Gecko

That link seems useless. It just has a search box. Entering "MUR-67992MA" finds nothing.

If it's 12V, such a charger should work. Limit the charge rate to 1 or

2 amps. The car charger should have that switch. [snip]

Murray went out of business. I believe B & S took them over.

If you have the model # type it into this link:

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Or go to this page and manually search through their manuals:

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