Recent content by sheenist

I have an old Snapper zero turn and was told to only use Mobile One 15w50 synthetic oil in the Hydro stats and always to fill the filter with oil on the hydro stat system before installing the new filter. Good luck. Sheenist

Would someone show me where the stripes look better than not? I may be old fashioned but extreme stripes look like crap In my opinion. Yeah I know, let the flames begin. Sheenist

I know that Gravely makes good stuff, but not interested in standing up to mow. Would be more interested if they came with a Lazy-boy chair. Thanks for the tip. Sheenist

If you find something, let me know. I, too am looking for a small one, smaller than 34". I currently use a 60" to mow most of 2 acres, but would like a small one other than a RER to get the tight places. I have even entertained the idea of converting a RER to zero turn but foresee a problem...

From what I see in the pic, it looks like a special fine thread. Take the unit that screws into the threaded hole to your local friendly machinist and he will measure the male thread and tell you what it is. It is NOT water pipe threads, I can guarantee you. Sheenist

I have contemplated that very thing. I mow higher than I used to and am having the same problems with blowout. i purchased a bolt-on skirt from Jacks small engines using part numbers from the owners manual and received a metal skirt. Not what I wanted. Thinking about looking for a piece of...

I'm looking for the smallest zero turn, something smaller than 33". Been searching, but getting goofy results on my searches. Currently mowing with a 60" zero and would like a small zero rather than a RER to get into small places. Sheenist

Rojoloco: Could you be running the blade too slow? Do you have the correct blade for it? Sheenist

What is the reason we cannot install a vent to allow the gas to flow? Sheenist

SpudDaddy: Get a mower with a belt drive, that will protect your crankshaft. Sheenist

Wpbrink1: I would check with Oregon. They make a lot of good after market mower stuff. I have never ben disappointed with their products. :As a disclaimer, I have no connection with Oregon. Sheenist

While I don't recommend this, that plastic cover is the first thing that I throw away. Ken2 has the safe way to use them. That being said, I have used 3 Snapper RER's for the last 40 some years and no problems. I would not do this if children use it. Sheenist

Bange:A simple way to determine the size and threads per inch is to find or create a piece of round wood that is slightly tapered to start in the threaded hole. Screw into the threaded hole abaou a 1/2" then remove. The marks left on the wood will tell you the correct number of threads per inch...

Harbor Freight. Sheenist

I agree with those that say the AC unit would need more HP than is practical on a mower. One thing that I think would work, is a good sunshade with an overhead fan. Just one old man's opinion. Sheenist