Air filters

[Rivets]

If you want to do it on your own equipment go ahead, but if you are in business NEVER on a customers unit, unless you have great liability insurance.

 

[slomo]

If you want to do it on your own equipment go ahead, but if you are in business NEVER on a customers unit, unless you have great liability insurance.

Just a home owner.

 

[GasSniffer]

Anything more than heavy grease sounds like a waste of time. Even under heavy home use, it takes my oil so long to turn brown that I wonder if changing it every year is throwing money away. It probably is but whatever it gives me the feels, rock on bruhs.

 

[GearHead36]

What kind of filter are we talking about here? Paper or foam? If foam, are you oiling it. A dry foam filter will let dirt by.

 

[slomo]

What kind of filter are we talking about here? Paper or foam? If foam, are you oiling it. A dry foam filter will let dirt by.

Most pushers use a paper filter.

On one of my old Snapper pushers, has a round paper filter with a foam pre filter. I oiled (saturated) the pre filter and still had dirt past the filterS. Scalping is a filthy dirty job.

Only thing I can do is try gluing the filter down. Grease doesn't seem to be a 100% fix action either.

 

[StarTech]

Just which Brigg are we discussing here so know what filter setup the OP have?

 

[GearHead36]

Most pushers use a paper filter.

I have two push mowers. One has a paper filter, one has foam. The new small Briggs engines without chokes... have foam filters.

 

[slomo]

Most

 

[oldebondo]

I have been using a thin bead on silicone grease on my car air filters and some of my riders. Seems to pick up a lot of dust and cleans off with a rag. I recommend this to you gents.

 

[V-Tran]

Good idea. I do something similar by cutting a piece of air conditioner foam, oversized to the filter and air filter cover and spray it with K&N air filter oil. I do this on my Little Wonder blower, push mower and tractor.