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Craftsman Lawn Mower Problems
Edgar wrote: "cover" coverland914 @ yahoo.com wrote in message ... I have a Craftsman Eager series self propelled mower that my son used in the neighborhood to make a few bucks mowing lawns until it suddenly developed a problem and I can't tell if it's a gas problem or a timing problem which leads to the following questions... Do lawn mowers have a proper 'timing' adjustment? If he hit something it could have sheared the key and it will have a timing issue. Right, ask the kid if he hit something, especially something that stalled the motor. Pull the flywheel and check the key. As a general rule, if you see a spark, it's probably OK. Fuel is the most common problem in these. You can verify this fact instantly by pulling the starter and running the engine on carb cleaner sprayed in the intake. You have to meter the spray a bit to keep it running. If it seems to respond to that fuel then the carb is the problem. |
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