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You may not get anything like that from me. I thought about writing an illustrated instruction sheet on the procedure. I worked 14 years for AGCO doing technical writing on everything from windrowers to combines to big square balers and the electronic control systems. That's why I asked for...

I very much liked the final part . . . so the spring that will end up spearing your finger no matter what you do . . .:LOL: A fellow is not a mechanic unless he gets at least one skinned knuckle or bloodied finger. I will plan to take photos and see if I can do a good writeup.

I'm trying to find a repair manual for the B&S 21R7070039 engine on my Troy Built Series 26J Mini-Rider lawn tractor. Specifically I need to remove and clean and reinstall the Nikki carburetor. It appears that two nuts on long bolts hold the carburetor body to the plastic intake manifold...

The connector to the On-Off switch broke and a wire pulled loose. I can kill the engine by putting a paperclip in the two holes of the part of the connector that goes to the engine. However, it's an inconvenient solution. The connector looks like a standard nylon electrical part. Does anyone...

I would like to find a service shop grade service manual for Poulan Pro string trimmers. A general service manual covering many brands, but doing it well would also be acceptable. I am specifically interested in: Zama carburetor, cleaning and adjustment, and engine tear down and rebuild. I've...

How do I remove the string head from a Poulan Pro PP125 weed trimmer? There seems to be a 1.25 inch (across the flats) thin hex nut right next to the shaft. My guess is that it is to prevent rotation while the head is removed. There does not appear to be a place to put a screw driver...

Hello, I am Neal Lewis and I own two older Tecumseh powered lawn mowers. I hope I have come to the right place to get information on how to rebuild them. If possible I will send photos of them. One has an easy to read serial number. The other one I am having some difficulties finding that...