jakesmurray
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I am tuning up my dad's 10201 push mower. I need to know the spark plug gap. The plug is a Champion RJ12C. Thanks
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Lawn Boy 10201 Spark Plug gap
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Ok, guys after a little research I found out that the gap is 0.030" on all Lawnboy 2 strokes...
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Hi Jake,
Just refurbed one of these. Service manual calls for .035. That being said, I used an NGK BR6S and did have to open up the gap to .035. Don't know what is was, but have considered going down to .030 just to see what it does.
Good luck,
Jim
Just refurbed one of these. Service manual calls for .035. That being said, I used an NGK BR6S and did have to open up the gap to .035. Don't know what is was, but have considered going down to .030 just to see what it does.
Good luck,
Jim
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Thanks Jim. My dad has since sold the mower, but this will help people in the future!
Out of curiosity, how much did he get? Too bad he didn't let you permanently borrow it. Oh, well.
I closed up the gap on the NGK to .030 and saw no difference on the tach. Gonna take it back to .035 tomorrow.
All the best,
Jim
I closed up the gap on the NGK to .030 and saw no difference on the tach. Gonna take it back to .035 tomorrow.
All the best,
Jim
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He got $40 out of it. The coil actually went bad on it, and he didn't want to put anymore money into it. He got about 20 years of good use out of it, so that's not bad. It seemed to run fine on 0.030", so I doubt there is much difference.