Lawn Mower - Disconnecting shut off brake permanently

You think after 3 years the original poster still cares?

This wouldn't happen if you read Usenet with a news reader instead of the botched Google Groups interface.

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Dan Espen
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I'm surprised they dont include a

ition is cut.In fact no machine needs to be braked. Have respect for machin es,and let them slow down by themselves, harsh braking puts a lot of stres s on vital parts,and often cause damage to motors in electric mowers.

how long does it take to read a date?

Reply to
makolber

I never heard lawn mower brake, but clutch. My mower has that same feature(John Deere) it does not bother me. When it's time to empty the bag, I let go of the handle, after bag is reattached, one pull starts again. Not such a big deal. Safety feature is not made for only you, LOL!

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Tony Hwang

Mine had a crude safety feature that shorted out the coil when the handle was released. On a Briggs I work on from time to time, it has that, plus a clutch that consists of a flexible strap with some sort of friction material embedded on it; when the deadman is released the coil shuts down and the strap pulls tight against the flywheel, quickly stopping the rotation.

I removed the safety feature on mine during maintenance, but I left it on the Briggs because it isn't my mower.

Jon

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Jon Danniken

And you demonstrated your usenet skills by full quoting.

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Reply to
Stormin Mormon

I never look at the date. I keep my newsreader updated as ASSume the posts are current. They should be in a perfect world.

Reply to
Ed Pawlowski

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ition is cut.In fact no machine needs to be braked. Have respect for machin es,and let them slow down by themselves, harsh braking puts a lot of stres s on vital parts,and often cause damage to motors in electric mowers.

Yes, U.S. made/sold stuff has a brake on the flywheel for safety...look it up. And this thread is nearly 3 yrs old! Doh!

Reply to
bob_villa

Umm, How Long is a Chinese name.

Reply to
Gordon Shumway

It would be nice if safety features like these were optional not mandated. It's amazing how much more the consumer must pay to keep the mental midgets in the gene pool.

Reply to
Gordon Shumway

Jon, how did you modify the brake and kill system on yours? My Tecumseh is the same way.

Reply to
wbdepoy

Did you just call me a tool?!

Reply to
Gordon Shumway

The same way as what? In what way? When you google people going to learn to quote what you're replying to or to write a decent post?

Reply to
Micky

Gordon Shumway posted for all of us...

Be proud of your tool. Are you a tool for the good orrrr the dark side? Everyone here is tool; either for enlightenment or a nut twister.

Reply to
Tekkie®

Just take the blower housing off and completely remove the flywheel break. It completely defeats the purpose of that cord and you'll just have to pull the boot off the spark plug to kill the engine.

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kpitarre12kp

replying to fred.flintstone, richie rae wrote: you can control the on /off with trolle back to start off forward to turn on.

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richie rae

richie rae posted for all of us...

Huh?

Reply to
Tekkie®

I care cuz i have the same problem and came here for info

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63tatertots

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