A Auto Doc's Lawn Addict Jun 1, 2026 #11 StarTech said: YouTube just got one of my customers to destroy his governor. Not going to attempt to fix as his wife has put her foot and no more repair bills. So its a new mower. Click to expand... Some people can "break an anvil with a feather".
StarTech said: YouTube just got one of my customers to destroy his governor. Not going to attempt to fix as his wife has put her foot and no more repair bills. So its a new mower. Click to expand... Some people can "break an anvil with a feather".
S slomo Lawn Pro Jun 1, 2026 #12 la150 said: Something in the tank blocking the flow or the fuel pump itself. What is best way to test? Click to expand... Pull fuel line off AT carb inlet. Drain it into a glass jar. WATCH the gas flow. Let it flow about a full quart. This will show good flow or not AND your tank cap vent is working or not. Remember to crank the engine. If she drains ok for a bit then stops, open your tank cap. See if the vent is not working.
la150 said: Something in the tank blocking the flow or the fuel pump itself. What is best way to test? Click to expand... Pull fuel line off AT carb inlet. Drain it into a glass jar. WATCH the gas flow. Let it flow about a full quart. This will show good flow or not AND your tank cap vent is working or not. Remember to crank the engine. If she drains ok for a bit then stops, open your tank cap. See if the vent is not working.
