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Nikki carburetor 797320 is now 799060 your welcome -
woodstover reacted to Catenary Kid's post in the thread Intermittent Electrical Problem - Solved! with
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Troops, A short time ago I posted a query regarding changing the hydraulic steering cylinder on my 2013 Prestige 27 HP lawn tractor... -
woodstover reacted to StarTech's post in the thread Ariens 915268 Ikon 42 zero turn No crank ! with Like.
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woodstover reacted to Rivets's post in the thread Ariens 915268 Ikon 42 zero turn No crank ! with Like.
As a retired teacher do you think i retype this every time I need to use it. There are better ways to use my time.
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Well most times it don't though the engine oil is usually drained.
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Of all the used mowers I have sold I have never had but one complaint. It was a Craftsman mower with a twin Kohler and the ignition...
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woodstover reacted to Rivets's post in the thread How Do You Guys Override The Deadman "Switch"? with Like.
The pros are smart enough to know it is a safety switch and don’t provide info on how to bypass them. They are there for a reason. Only...
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Here a couple things to check if you have extra fuses. Disconnect the carb fuel solenoid and test if fuse doesn't blow it is the likely...
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I wouldn’t go after the ignition switch before doing some electrical troubleshooting. Making any component assumptions could lead to...
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A multimeter will be your best friend when troubleshooting this problem. If your daughter can get you the model number from under the...
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woodstover reacted to Forest#2's post in the thread Briggs & Stratton 8250 storm responder carb bowl held on with Phillips head screws??? with Like.
Post up a picture of the bottom of the carb bowl showing the screws? I suspect you have the JIS (Japan Inbred Screw) type. I use the...
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woodstover reacted to StarTech's post in the thread Briggs & Stratton 8250 storm responder carb bowl held on with Phillips head screws??? with Like.
One way to get these screws is take a long solid bit of the appropriate size. Mount the carb in a vise with protection for the carb...
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woodstover reacted to Scrubcadet10's post in the thread Briggs & Stratton 8250 storm responder carb bowl held on with Phillips head screws??? with Like.
Im usually able to grip the heads with Irwin vice grips and get them out that way
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woodstover reacted to ILENGINE's post in the thread Briggs & Stratton 8250 storm responder carb bowl held on with Phillips head screws??? with Like.
If the carb is a Nikki or Mukuni carb they are NOT Phillips head screws they are JIS screws. Indicated by a little dot next to the X shape.
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woodstover reacted to Rivets's post in the thread Briggs & Stratton 8250 storm responder carb bowl held on with Phillips head screws??? with Like.
Three things that have bailed me out when I run into this problem with Phillips screws. 1. Make sure you have the right size driver...