Looking for labor guide?

[RandySmith]

I am looking for a repair/parts/and labor guide for mowers does anyone have any suggestions?

 

[chance123]

Most every repair is different. You must "first" find and repair what "caused" the need for what you are repairing. For example. You can keep replacing a spark plug that keeps carboning up, but to repair the "cause", it could simply be a dirty air filter, or as bad as a collapsed oil ring or scored cylinder.

 

[motoman]

Randy, It sounds like you are looking for allowed standard hours for repair of specific tasks a la automotive data base? I can't remember what they are called. I do not know if such a "bible" exists for tractors, but I would expect yes, especially for factory authorized outlets. :anyone:

 

[tomdigi]

It's called a flat rate labor guide. Here's a link that will give you an idea. Google "Small engine flat rate abor guide"

http://www.jackssmallengines.biz/graphics/pdf/Service_Brochure_2011.pdf

 

[GetTechnicalWithJd]

I am looking for a repair/parts/and labor guide for mowers does anyone have any suggestions?

Check out the Briggs & Stratton Time Analysis Guide. It is used for warranty claims but will give you an idea of how long certain jobs should take.

http://www.powerproducts.co.za