Had a lucky saturday, gave friend a lift home, and she mentioned she wished she could get rid of some junk........... A Masport Laser Cut that left UFO rings all over the lawn. The height adjuster just drops to lowest level...... Have to bend it or tie it down..... Nice big B&S engine with OHV.
And a Homelite line trimmer, works a little. Just sprayed them with the new Reject shop degreaser foam and water blasted them off. I hate working on dirty engines.... happy speedy
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What I normally do MF, is give it a light clean with spray on degreaser from sca or repco ($1 a can on special) and hose steering away from the engine. Then once I have worked on it and have had it running, I will spray more liberally to clean it and hose (trying to avoid any cowl openings), then run for 15 minutes to dry out
My initial cleaning of my Victa 2 strokes is careful and effectively no water gets near the top of the engine - but thats because they are my favourites
The main jet was clogged and a bit of rust in the bowl, sharpened the blades, Started pawls were clogged up , just take apart and clean. Mowed the front lawn. The engine runs so smooth......
The cutout contacts musn't be connecting, It could be my home mower easily, but I have 6 other favouriites, cheers speedy
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I discovered why the height adjustment just dropped to lowers level. The part that holds the sides apart was missing, it must have hit a few things and broke off......shot out to the side somewhere.... I'll put something in there..... speedy
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I managed to install a cross support made from an old handle.... but broke the height adjuster lever while trying to adjust it............. bummer, I wanted to keep this chonda as it runs so smooth.... I canabilised a Victa back axle and and used the adjuster lever, riveted it on with SS rivits for strength...... It worked, mowed the front lawn........ cheers speedy
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