Posted November 4th, 2010
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Pixie asked: This is the first time I have used the lawnmower. The wheels were propelling for the first pass of the lawn. I pulled back a bit on the mower to turn around and now the self-propelling feature will not work. When I engage the drive control bar, I hear a faint screeching noise, somewhat like a loose belt. The mower still works but is extremely hard to push.
Tags: Control Bar, Wheels
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 3 Comments »
Posted November 4th, 2010
by admin
80sdreams asked: I have a TROYBILT driving lawnmower I have cleaned the airfilter
Recently changed the oil
It has plenty of gas but after about 2 hours of mowing it suddenly just dies, then when I try to restart it right after it dies it doesnt catch and start, then if I wait maybe 10 mintues it does start but eventually it kills again maybe 20 minutes later? What could this be? Anyone have any ideas? It works sometimes but then mysteriously just kills. Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Tags: Airfilter, Thanks In Advance, Troybilt
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 5 Comments »
Posted October 10th, 2010
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erickever2009 asked: I was trying to start up my LawnMower. I pulled the ignition starter thing and it turned on for like 2 seconds and blew black smoke out of some hole and now it wont turn on anymore.. The fuel was about half full, i used it about 2 weeks ago, then i filled it up all the way, and still nothing. What can be wrong?
Btw, its a Honda lawnmower.
how do you bum start it?
Tags: Honda, Honda Lawnmower
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 4 Comments »
Posted October 10th, 2010
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Joe A asked: runs for like 30 seconds and shuts off.when it does run it is very sluggish.i have no problem getting it started but it doesnt run for more than 30 seconds.any suggestions on what this could be?
Tags: Craftsman, Lawnmower
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 4 Comments »
Posted September 16th, 2010
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Ian Pettit asked: What type of oil should I use for a riding lawnmower? The brand of mower is yard master. I think its a 4 cycle engine. All I got is castrol car oil. Will that work? And if you do not have oil in your engine will that not make it start?
Tags: Car Oil, Castrol Oil, Riding Lawnmower
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 5 Comments »
Posted August 25th, 2010
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Dr. McFreeze asked: I have a lawnmower. There’s still some gas left over from last summer. Is it safe to put new gas in the tank over the old gas to mow the lawn? Any issues at all?
Tags: Gas Tank, Lawnmower
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 6 Comments »
Posted July 17th, 2010
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memyselfandeye asked: its a 7-22651 Murray self-propelled older model, put new gas in the tank & checked the oil, but it still wont start. We got it off craigslist for free and they said it worked fine, but they were obviously lying just to get rid of it.. any ideas on if it could be a simple fix?
Tags: Murray Lawnmower, Tank
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 6 Comments »
Posted July 5th, 2010
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flydog_38 asked: I just bought a Troy Bilt self-propelled rear-wheel drive lawnmower with a Honda engine and four forward speeds. The problem is that I’d like it to go a little faster than a gentle stroll. It has plenty of power to cut the grass if I push it at a brisk walk downhill, but I wish it would maintain that speed with the drive engaged. Anyone know where I could find bigger wheels that would work or another way to speed it up?
Tags: Brisk Walk, Gentle Stroll, Wheel
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 1 Comment »
Posted July 5th, 2010
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Kenny asked: an older model riding lawnmower..i know where the filter is but where is the carbarator?
Tags: Carbarator, Crafstman, Riding Lawnmower
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 2 Comments »
Posted April 27th, 2010
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rmdasilva03 asked: I understand it is beneficial for the lawn to get nutrients from the grass clippings which is why sometimes i dont use the grass catcher. But how much is too much and how often should i switch from using the grass catcher to not using it? Should i use it every other time i mow?
Tags: Grass Catcher, Lawnmower, Switch Grass
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 4 Comments »