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  • dbarham
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    Originally posted by lurefisher View Post
    Sweet thing is is , butch put a tack on my saws and now i cant over reev them huh !!!
    you owe me alot of greenies!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • lurefisher
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    Sweet thing is is , butch put a tack on my saws and now i cant over reev them huh !!!

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  • dbarham
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    Originally posted by lurefisher View Post
    He does all my chainsaw up keep , let me know I live right around the corner
    sweet! hehehehehehe

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  • reeltime
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    Re: Anyone work on small engines

    Sweeeet

    Sent from my SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2

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  • lurefisher
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    Anyone work on small engines

    He does all my chainsaw up keep , let me know I live right around the corner

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  • Longhornbubba
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    Dropped it at Gill's this afternoon.Butch seems like a real nice guy.

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  • Rollo
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    While your there, have them go over your machine and just give you a heads up on what you may be lookin at down the road as far as other repair or maintenance issues! Good move Bubba see ya!

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  • Xpress89
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    Originally posted by Primer View Post
    Gills small engine repair off of w adoue( I think that's how its spelled) street.
    x2

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  • dbarham
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    Originally posted by Primer View Post
    Gills small engine repair off of w adoue( I think that's how its spelled) street.
    thats it good folks too

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  • Primer
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    Anyone work on small engines

    Gills small engine repair off of w adoue( I think that's how its spelled) street.

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  • Longhornbubba
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    Chokes ok and after messing with it all afternoon I think I'm going to shop it.Any ideas on who would be best to take it to around Alvin?

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  • Rollo
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    Originally posted by Rusty S View Post
    What kind of mower is it? If it is fairly new and has a fuel cut off solenoid on the carburetor bowl, that could be sticking, that or the metering rod gasket/needle & seat is leaking by and losing pressure.
    Rustys on the right track,I thought you were talking bout a cheap walk behind mower The engines on the newer bigger engines have fuel cut off solinoid in carb bowl It has a power lead to it you cant miss it! on that engine it still has a choke see if that is working properly,If you cant get it figured out an hour or 2 at the local lawnmower shop should save ya a lot of heartache when you pour gas on it ,It backfires and burns down yer shop!I know that unit is still worth fixing properly!

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  • Mini-x Fan
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    Yeah they pretty much covered it all. Air, spark, and fuel is all engines need to run. Good luck!

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  • Rusty S
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    Kubota and Kohler, ouch, just for grins check your gas cap--make sure the vent is clear. rs

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  • Longhornbubba
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    It's a 2002 kubota with a 23 horse kohler engine.I did not see a solenoid on it.

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