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You're making THE correct choice to preserve your expensive e-free gasoline.

Concur with fuel shut off.

Drain the E10 from the tanks of the Cub and the Honda. Refill with Ethanol free gas. Run it for a while to get the efree gas through the fuel pump and carb. You're done. Just start the tractor every three weeks or so over the winter to keep seals moist. You're done and will have a simple...

"Low performance turd lawnmower engine". Good one. You should be on with Joe Rogan. (y)

I use SuperTech full syn in my truck 330,000 miles. Also in my standby generator which has been in service for 9 years now. Guess what? They're both running fine, and I don't go to confession on Saturday. Just change it when you're supposed to. Everything else I have runs on 2 cycle fuel

BFD

There's not one thing wrong with using Super Tech in a lawnmower. It's not a Formula 1 racer turning 10,000 rpms. It has the spec.

Found some. McMaster-Carr has them. Probably of better quality than OEM. Yep, 14" wheels. And they're black so they won't show all the dirt like the white OEM ones.

Mod: Pls delete one of these. Had trouble with the application.

That was a great review. Thanks a lot. As luck would have it, there's a very good outdoor power equipment dealer about 15 mins away, and he carries the full Shindaiwa line.

That was a great review. Thanks a lot. As luck would have it, there's a very good outdoor power equipment dealer about 15 mins away, and he carries the full Shindaiwa line.

hang on to your wallet

Thanks, that's it.

Big tall post, about 3 " long, sticks up inside the shrouding. I saw one place that calls it an air vane. Is it a component of the governor? My model is a 10252. Thanks in advance.

OEM coils pricey at around $80. My OEM coil failed a while ago. I have purchased a few aftermarket coils off ebay, that seem to mostly come from China. They don't seem to last too long, either. A couple or 3 seasons, and that's it. Do you have a good coil in mind or just go with OEM? Thanks...