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Good tach should have a place to select how many cylinders it is timing.

I use Fluid Film too, & it does well.

Get the voltmeter , or take battery to local Auto parts store, have it load tested & volts test. If good, & you can start it, check battery volts while it is running, should be higher than 12.6, more like 13v or even 14volts. Then you'd know it is charging.

Yep,, ok.

Yep, my antique B&S pusher is a 22" that the blade measures on the diagonal 22-5/8"

:rolleyes:

Lets add some Nitrous on it to spin it faster..

Never too young to start learning, I was wiping wrenches off for my Dad younger than that.

Fun has gotten lots more expensive.. LOL

Yep, self mixer here...

Ditto.,.

Yea definitely boosted..

Yes very true. Ones I know are running boost (TC),...

Works for me..

Some of the hot rod guys run E-85 & claim tuned properly get much more power.

I also only use Ethanol-FREE gas, & my 22" B&S Flathead push mower is 18 years old & still runs good. And is well cared for. My vintage Honda FG-100 mini-tiller was made in 1998 & still doing it's job albeit 1x per year. (26 years). We cut here @ 4 inches.. Lots of other pushers won't adjust...

Don't blow it up.

Interesting...................

Wow.......

(y)

Ditto.....

:LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL:

Because I could.

Beings I remove my plastic blower housing every year end, I can confirm there is NO metal there to support that Donaldson.. It is a flimsy set up w/that kit.. Here's what it's like in there. https://www.lawnmowerforum.com/showthread.php/52096-Kawaaski-FR651V-FX-air-box-conversion

Only need 1 post. More can often keep others away..

IDK of any as of yet..

gas forever.

I have Echo & Shindaiwa. They both are great for me with over 10 years of use since buying them new.

Sounds good.

Welcome Aboard ! You're in the right place..

I'm leaning towards condensation building up internally from under the plastic..

Yea, my thought exactly.. Certainly the making of this ev stuff is harder on the enviorment, than gas.

Some I have read remove the blower housing after last mow & leave it off till ready for new season..Then re-install.

Don't waste yer time looking for another Dana. They had to quit making parts before my warranty ran out on a 42" rider. It's a POS. 1st thing is leaking at the wheels..

I'm 10 years on my original speed feed head cap. I just bullet proofed it long ago... Cause I do bump on asphalt & concrete, Can't hurt it, it's bullet proofed. It's not wearing because of this little mod. .

Nope, been there..

Hear ya man. I just make time, for my stuff.. Wife can wash her Lincoln. Actually she goes to local brushless wash. .

Bullet Proof yer Speed Feed head. https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=bullet%20proof%20your%20speed%20feed%20head&mid=56200847226C943780DB56200847226C943780DB&ajaxhist=0 I did this on my 10 year old Shindaiwa string trimmer.. Same head, just bullet proofed.

Do you understand some trimmers spin to the right and some spin to the left? The spool sides are identical but is reversed so it so it works for both directions. Take the string out. Flip the spool, put the cap back on, and reload it. Just flipping it loaded won't resolve the issue.

Cool Beans !

Yep, same here, easy to blow off a waxed machine.. And I wax my toys.

The 1st spark plug pic looks like the porcelain has a hair line crack in it... Looks like to me.

Happy days are here again.. (y)

StarTech- I drive mine up a ramp, to do underneath clean. Once at top of ramp I put the brake on, for safety.. But have not had any issues like this from OP. Mine are HG-2800, externally same as HG-3100 I believe,..

Ray- That is just if you see lots of debris between the cylinder fins. It's a very effective tool, imo. I never use water, just compressed air.

How long did you run it with valve lash TOO tight ? Hope it's not a burnt valve.

Agreed !

Fee-Bay ?

That's it, one part can be used for curved shaft & straight, by just flipping the inner part.

I use a clothes dryer vent brush w/flexable shaft to handle (see image) to push down between each of the cylinder fins (I remove blower housing for this end of each mow season