(Motor mower) Next little project for advice
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I see, you are just making the peg longer by using a bolt.....that's fair enough. I was under the impression you were just locking the deck at a fixed height.
John
John
Correct & now done.
Checked the oil & a little low,i assume this is what i burnt off in the muffler.
No smoke now & oil at correct level.
Can you give me some advice about using the self propell.
When the lever is not engaged so mower is stationary i assume its ok to push/pull the mower.
I have now located a replacement air filer/housing & also a new throttle lever assembly etc all for £20 including postage.
Once i fit the air filter & its housing i will then be able to correctly see how it runs as at present with no filter/housing it must be running way out of spec etc
Checked the oil & a little low,i assume this is what i burnt off in the muffler.
No smoke now & oil at correct level.
Can you give me some advice about using the self propell.
When the lever is not engaged so mower is stationary i assume its ok to push/pull the mower.
I have now located a replacement air filer/housing & also a new throttle lever assembly etc all for £20 including postage.
Once i fit the air filter & its housing i will then be able to correctly see how it runs as at present with no filter/housing it must be running way out of spec etc
Yes it is possible to move the mower in the way you say, although some makes are more stubborn than others!
An important thing to do is to remove the rear wheels, one at a time, and inspect the mechanism within the smaller drive pinion that connects to the axle.....it needs to be cleaned and greased.
Warning though, there will likely be a driving pin inside there which floats....if it is shaped then observe and replace it as it was. This forms a type of differential drive to the wheels and it is important.
Watch out for any washers or shims that are in there, and clean any gear teeth.
John
An important thing to do is to remove the rear wheels, one at a time, and inspect the mechanism within the smaller drive pinion that connects to the axle.....it needs to be cleaned and greased.
Warning though, there will likely be a driving pin inside there which floats....if it is shaped then observe and replace it as it was. This forms a type of differential drive to the wheels and it is important.
Watch out for any washers or shims that are in there, and clean any gear teeth.
John
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I concur, - particularly the rocker cover copying HondaI'd guess the engine is of Chinese manufacture.....it looks like Chinese if you can understand that!
John
They are also copying colour schemes with amazing accuracy.....Honda red, Stihl orange etc.
John
John
Sorry I can't help with that one......I think I'd be contacting the manufacturer.
John
John
It doesn't look look any Honda engine I’m familiar with, but what do I know.....a typical NGK plug would be BPR6ES.
John
John
Is there a way or something I need to look at to make the self propell speed quicker.
Remember at present there is no air filter or filter housing connected at present. So I have a breather pipe also just hanging there at present so not sure if this has any impact on this.
When throttle is applied the revs come up & I grip the bar, self propell now working and we are walking across the lawn. To a point I notice a small difference in speed when throttle given a little more of a squeeze but overall I walk faster with my push along mower.
Remember at present there is no air filter or filter housing connected at present. So I have a breather pipe also just hanging there at present so not sure if this has any impact on this.
When throttle is applied the revs come up & I grip the bar, self propell now working and we are walking across the lawn. To a point I notice a small difference in speed when throttle given a little more of a squeeze but overall I walk faster with my push along mower.
The propelled speed is completely governed by the engine speed, so it would have to rev higher to mow quicker.
It could be possible by carefully bending one of the brackets that the governor springs connect to, but first Id make sure the engine is getting full throttle.
On your bottom pic you can see where the throttle cable is clamped......moving the outer cable back a bit often helps.
The abscence of an air cleaner or breather hose connection won’t affect anything.
John
It could be possible by carefully bending one of the brackets that the governor springs connect to, but first Id make sure the engine is getting full throttle.
On your bottom pic you can see where the throttle cable is clamped......moving the outer cable back a bit often helps.
The abscence of an air cleaner or breather hose connection won’t affect anything.
John
This morning I fitted the new throttle / cable so maybe it's not quite correct.
The photo supplied is just a copy of the same one the other day so the Newley fitted cables position is now different.
So looking at the photo & with the throttle cable removed I can hold the metal plate show by b,ack arrow and move it in the direction of the blue arrow.
Now the revs come up quite a bit.
I then fit the cable and use the throttle, I would say that I don't quite get the same level of revs.
From memory this morning I think when using the throttle let's say 80% I noticed the revs increasing but then the last 20% throttle travel movement had no affect to the revs.
The photo supplied is just a copy of the same one the other day so the Newley fitted cables position is now different.
So looking at the photo & with the throttle cable removed I can hold the metal plate show by b,ack arrow and move it in the direction of the blue arrow.
Now the revs come up quite a bit.
I then fit the cable and use the throttle, I would say that I don't quite get the same level of revs.
From memory this morning I think when using the throttle let's say 80% I noticed the revs increasing but then the last 20% throttle travel movement had no affect to the revs.
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You see how the throttle cable outer is clamped? Slacken the clamp and move the outer back in the direction of the blue arrow.....that should help reach maximum rpm. If you overdo it, the choke will come on.
John
John
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