Recent content by hlw49

Yes I agree you do have to learn how to use it. you need to mow slower.

I just finished a XFG2700 Dixie Chopper 2003-year model that had the original idlers on it. They were just starting to make a noise. I know I know how do you know they were original idlers. Original idlers back them were black. These were black. Replacements are not painted. Just can't beat...

Model spec and serial numbers. Someone can come up with a part number for the kit.

I do not like starter fluid. If you have to use something to start it with I use Gum Out carb cleaner it will not blow the engine up. I will tell you why. I had a customer that wanted to sell me a mower. Told me over the winter it got water in the engine and busted a one of the heads. Thought...

I personally do not like mulching kits they clog up under the deck.

Did not furnish type and code no. Like going to the parts house and telling them I have a chevy and I need an air filter for it.

Ok did not think of that good call.

Did this mower just do it all of a sudden or did you work on it like taking one of the rear wheels off? If the latter did you leave the key out of the rear wheel?

Looks like Rivets pretty much covered it might look for something wedged in the pulleys, bent pulleys.

It's like when you answer a post and they never post back to thank you for your help. You know what you posted was correct. I'm not going to answer that I don't want them to know I was that stupid that I didn't know that.

Never Know which one you have until you try to cycle it. Does your mower have a MIL light on it so you can read the Mal function codes on it?

Have never done that but sounds like a good idea. What about fogging oil? Take the plugs out turn each cylinder to BDC and treat it with the fogging oil. It would be much easier to get it into the cylinders. Just a thought.

No problem I know that feeling. Have a good day.

Try turning the ignition on and off. Some you have to cycle the ign on and off and some the pump runs until it builds pressure.

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