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Thinking last bit of gas sucked up had a bit of dirt in it.

Might be the clutch, Warranty is 5 years.. And lifetime on coil pak.

Agree on that.

Hard to weld Cast iron, can be done tho,, I bet that wire string did get in the bearing.. Yeoww..

Fresh break on that cast iron flywheel.. That string looks mean..

True that..

Yep, what he said..

Look at the stick pivot points, maybe if they have a bolt there, it is too tight, or give a spray of some lube there,

Could it be the drive belt ?

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Heres what I did years ago to my former Toro..FR to FX Air Box mod https://www.lawnmowerforum.com/showthread.php/52096-Kawaaski-FR651V-FX-air-box-conversion

I'm 3 years in on my Liberty 48" w/Kaw power.. Great for my needs, it's a solid built machine...

Should be a deck belt routing diagram decal on the deck.. My former Toro Timecutter had one..

Welcome Aboard,,

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Does that have that auto-choke deal on it ?

Loc-Tite breaks down around 400*... Just saying..

Near the belt.. (sorry couldn't resist)..

Here's all you'll see of mine when mowing...

That's precisely what I do..

For my batteries, I use these remote leads, cost like $3.00 with fusible link.

Book & under my seat are tire air specs. 25 F 8 R Works for me. Also changing tire air pressures does change blade height accordingly as well.

Million answers to that question.

Hope yer not under warranty...

Weird that the nut is still on, think that would have prevented it from falling out or off.. Definite wear pattern around the 1-3/8" point from bolt head.

Very true, sad but true.

When it warms up the idler pulley side play is all but gone tho,..

Hadn't considered that. Thanks.

Welcome aboard !!

Wow !

Don't forget Ace Hardware

And after a while that old water gets moldy / funky.

Thanks to Everyone for their insight on this, (y)

Very true.

Thanks, I did that today after mowing a small portion, , All 3 idlers bearings seems similarly warm, but not hot,., And the side play was very less noticeable, than when checked cold. Mower ran great.

Ahhh, could ya repeat that ?

I think in todays world, many places don't care anymore.. Used to be a Pride in workmanship.

I'm sticking with the Amsoil Saber.. Everyone has their favorite it seems.

Thank U Sir, will do..

Did not know that, Thank You. It is the extra sloppiness that I got concerned about. But I have never checked them like this before.

I think so. I cleaned / sharpened & Balanced them. & smooth running.

Well mine is certainly not melting anymore.. Used to when I was using Echo orange .095 line

Good point. Thank You again. Will be having time later this week, to give good inspection & idler pulleys spin w/belt off. All cutting blades are straight & line up together on all ends. No play I can detect at this time.

Cool..

Thinking more on it, I have nicked a root on my Maple tree a couple times. Is that the type of shockload you mentioned ?

I think you may be right.. Never any issues here.. Now I only mix with Amsoil Saber Never knew of the Shin T-230X, Cool. I love my 10 year old T235.. Best I ever had, & bought it new.

Wow, I used to use Tru Fuel in my Shindaiwa T-235 at end of season when my can ran empty.. Never any issues.