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Hi Mad Mackie,
The word on the street is you have the manual for a Hustler 251K. Any idea how I could get my eyes on one?
Or, maybe you know how to unlock the wheels when the thing isn't running. Apparently most 0-turns have some kind of way to free up the wheels from the hydraulics but for the life of me I can't find it on this one. Thanks in advance!
T
thebuildingguy
Find your hydraulic pump(s) and in this vicinity your should see a valve handle (dump valve)to turn that will release the drive wheels. Sometimes handles located next to drive wheels on exterior of unit . Good luck.
M
Mad Mackie
I have the Hustler 251K/260K operators manual and respective parts manuals in pdf format in my documents on my iMac. Not able to attach them here, let me know if you would like them.:cool:
Mad Mackie
Freshly acquired Craftsman with non-running Kohler engine. New carb. Has spark. Cranks but doesn't start. Any ideas?
I love working on small engines and trucks and cars and RV repairs as well I enjoy camping, scuba diving, Flying, photograph, and I enjoy buying vehicles and fixing them up and selling them later for a bit of a profit I was an Apprentice mechanic for several years and still enjoy doing it as a hobby I love challenges and learning things along the way as well.
Can you send me the pictures of the B&S V-Twin engine with that funky thermostatically controlled choke and/or throttle control. It has a vane and some other stuff. The pics I tried to see are too small and I am trying to put one of these together. You can text at 339-788-1418 or email at [email protected] Thanks. Roy
cpurvis
cpurvis
The member you're trying to contact hasn't been on here since last August. You might try posting your question in the Briggs forum.
Nice to see a fellow believer on ANY forum. It’s difficult to see the wheat through the chaff sometimes. Really enjoyed your banter with some of these clowns. ?
God bless brother!
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cpurvis
cpurvis
Be careful what you post...the "clowns" might still see it.
Norm74
Norm74
Probably. That’s a good thing though.
This is the best mower ever. I bought it right after I got married 13 years ago and if it could cook, it would be my second wife. I've managed to keep it running and I'm not a mechanic. I'm going to need a blade belt soon so if anyone has a part number, please post it. Thanks.
Scrubcadet10
Scrubcadet10
post your question here with all of the model information you can find
my name is Petter. my website: bestmachinery.org a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program.
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