Recent content by mcvoss

I really appreciate all the replies everyone. So I picked up a little kids pool filled it up w/ water and soap and found the leak. Son of a gun, it was in the sidewall on the inner side of tire. Not sure how that happened unless a stick got caught underneath the mower. I'm not going the tube...

Guys, I'm still here been reading all of the comments. One thing I learned on here is do not use sealant, EVER. I appreciate that advice because I almost did, even bought a can. The valve stem is good, used soap on it. The tires and mower are in great shape, the mower is garage kept no rust...

Thanks, I'll recheck. Thanks for letting me know about the slime. What do you think about the bathtub idea, I used to submerge an intertube in the tub when I was a kid. Mom didn't appreciate that but I always found the leak. I see you're in Beecher, my wife and I grew up in Decatur. Michael

Hey Everyone, I am embarrased to ask this. I have a slow Leak in a Rear JD D130 Tire. It takes 2 days to go completly flat. I've taken it off the mower. I can't see anything in it and I have gone over it multple times w/ soapy water and I still can't find the Leak. I also soaped up the valve...

I'll answer my own question because this old mind finally remembered. I had to adjust the choke cable so it fully closes. Works perfectly now. Hopefully this helps someone else. Thank you to the gentlemen on here that suggested it to me 2 years ago. Michael

Several years ago I posted on here and a great gentlemen told me the fix. For some reason the thread shows delete. It was a simple fix, an adjustment. My issue which has cropped up again is my D130 will not start unless I blow into the tank and force fuel into the line. Someone on here gave me...

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