Recent content by moparjoe

I'm wondering how much thinner the cheap china made Briggs and Stratton piston rings are going to get. I measured the top ring at .048. The older rings are .090. What's next.

Several years ago I sold a mower to a guy that was attending college. I started the mower to show him it runs. The next day he brings it back and tells me I sold him a piece of junk, he used it for 30 minutes and it quit running and it wouldn't start. I reach over and take the gas tank cap...

Take a chainsaw and cut the trees down then you won't need any mulching blades and you also won't have to clean the leaves out of your gutters.

STARTECH. I had the same problem a couple times with the fuel line from the tank collapsing and stopping the fuel flow. It's a heck of a lot cheaper than putting a electric fuel pump on just to find out it's the fuel line.

Take the spark plug out and connect a plastic coated wire to the end of the plug wire and hold the end and pull the starter cord to check if your coil is good.

The best way to avoid mulching is called A CHAIN SAW. Cut the trees down and you wont have to worry about mulching.

There sure is a kit that will solve you whole leaf problem, it's called a chain saw. Cut the trees down and you get rid of the leaf problem permanently. You also wont have to clean your gutters out either.

Get rid of the mower and save yourself money.

Check the flywheel key.

Shorten the governor spring.

It could be the armature needs cleaned, maybe new brushes or the solenoid is going bad.

The quickest way to find out if you have spark is take the sparkplug out, hold the plug wire and crank the engine over.

Put an inner tube in it.