So for the past couple years I noticed when I set my throttle to "slow" the mower cuts out as if I moved it to stop. I thought maybe a carb was a problem but didn't really notice it until a friend of mine showed me his HRX217 keeps running while on "slow" until he fully moves it to the "stop" position. I have cleaned and even replaced the carb as part of my regular maintenance but I'm not sure what causes my mower to cut off on the "slow" setting. I suspect it might be the throttle cable but I wanted to get the opinion of other people before I just started replacing random parts.
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Ronno6
the engine stops when the throttle is moved to "Stop" by means of a wire that grounds out the ignition.
I suspect that your cable needs adjusting so that the ignition is not grounded til the throttle moves to "Stop."
Other than that, there may be an idle screw on the carb that needs to be adjusted to give a bit more carb opening
at the slow position.
the engine stops when the throttle is moved to "Stop" by means of a wire that grounds out the ignition.
I suspect that your cable needs adjusting so that the ignition is not grounded til the throttle moves to "Stop."
Other than that, there may be an idle screw on the carb that needs to be adjusted to give a bit more carb opening
at the slow position.