!7: Cheep Lawn Edgers Gas: December 2011

Sunday, December 25, 2011

old alpha of our added 2 john deere backyard tractors

!±8± old alpha of our added 2 john deere backyard tractors

figured since I was on a roll with my other lawn tractors I might as well try firing up these 2

old alpha of our added 2 john deere backyard tractors

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Tuesday, December 20, 2011

LAWN-BOY DURAFORCE TWIN ENGINE GOKART Cold Start & Run

!±8± LAWN-BOY DURAFORCE TWIN ENGINE GOKART Cold Start & Run

Twin Lawn-Boy cold start with one full lap around parking lot. Approximately 3 tenths mile circumference. Wide angle lens used for this shot. This is a Lawn-Boy manufactured 2 cycle engine and is in no way related to Tecumseh, Power Products, or Lauson. More info at www.diygokarts.com

LAWN-BOY DURAFORCE TWIN ENGINE GOKART Cold Start & Run

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Thursday, December 15, 2011

Yard Machines 11A-B24A000 21-Inch 158cc Briggs & Stratton 550 Series Mulch/Side Discharge/Bagging Gas Powered Push Lawn Mower with High Rear Wheels

!±8± Yard Machines 11A-B24A000 21-Inch 158cc Briggs & Stratton 550 Series Mulch/Side Discharge/Bagging Gas Powered Push Lawn Mower with High Rear Wheels

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Features a 158cc, Briggs & Stratton 550 series push mower. 21-Inch steel deck with 3-in-1 capabilities. Bagger grass collector included.

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Friday, December 9, 2011

Having Lawn Mower Problems? You Can Fix These

!±8± Having Lawn Mower Problems? You Can Fix These

A bit of attention to your lawn mower a few times a year and you should have few major lawn mower problems.

Most gas powered mowers should give you a good 10 years before needing replacing. We bought our Toro second hand and have been using it for the past 6 years with only minor issues.

Since many mowers are being brought out of a long hibernation, maybe this information will help you from pulling a shoulder muscle on that pull cord.

The first thing that should be done, whether or not you are experiencing a problem, is to drain the fuel if you haven't already and replace it with fresh fuel. Old gas or an old gas/oil mixture can get thick or get contaminated with a bit of water and that can lead to problems. Best to just start over.

Just like a car, the oil should be changed every 3 months of so. Changing the oil on your mower though, is much easier than on your car. You will probably have to tip it on its side and drain it through the plug you'll find on the bottom.

If you're having trouble starting the mower, replace the spark plug and set the gap. Your manual should tell you what the gap needs to be. This is pretty simple to do as well.

After replacing the plug and gas and oil just a few weeks ago, my mower would start but would never fully "catch". That turned out to be a clogged fuel filter. In the 6 years since I bought it, I have never changed it. I wouldn't recommend waiting quite that long though.

Remove and sharpen your blade at least a couple times per mowing season. It isn't difficult to do. You'll need a metal file or a corner hardware store to do it for you and you will be rewarded with a clean and evenly cut lawn. A dull blade will tear the top of the grass leaf and in a large lawn area, that won't look great.

Lastly, use a stiff brush to get the clippings out of the undercarriage and off of the intake. This part helps keeps your garage floor cleaner too. I don't recommend using a hose to do this. Rust is something that will really shorten the life of your lawn mower.

If after all this, you are still having lawn mower problems, most towns have at least one good small engine repair shop that can have you fixed up in a jiffy. Happy mowing!