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I just bought a new Husky lawn mower and when I use the self-propel feature, it makes a noise like metal scraping metal. The oil level is full. Is this normal? Might it go away after using it a little bit? Thanks.
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It sounds like it could be a loose flywheel.
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It sounds like it could be a loose flywheel.
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Lawn mower makes a loud clanking sound when its running?
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I hit a rock while I was cutting the grass, now the lawn mower when its running is making a loud clanking sound. The blade is not hitting the deck underneath. It seems like it is from engine. When I pull the rope I hear a clank. Any ideas
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I have a similiar problem - not sure if it is exactly the same. You may be in a better situation. There is a rod underneath that connects to the blade. It is likely that this rod has been knocked out of place (warped). It leads to the clanking sound and vibration. That is depending upon how big the rock was and how much damage it was able to do. Check to see if it vibrates a lot when you start it. If it does as well then the rod might be bent out of place.
I checked with my warranty people and they reffered me to a local shop. At the local lawnmower repair shop he stated that this repair would not be in the warranty since it is considered neglect and not normal wear and tear. (I got similiar information from the Home Depot Manager - he was not sure if that was the case but he did cover it with me). The guy at the repair shop stated that it was not worth fixing. That I might as well go and buy another mower.
My blade is not hitting - I did put a new blade on since the old blade was warped. Which of course increased the vibration making it much worse - really showing me the problem.
I have a similiar problem - not sure if it is exactly the same. You may be in a better situation. There is a rod underneath that connects to the blade. It is likely that this rod has been knocked out of place (warped). It leads to the clanking sound and vibration. That is depending upon how big the rock was and how much damage it was able to do. Check to see if it vibrates a lot when you start it. If it does as well then the rod might be bent out of place.
I checked with my warranty people and they reffered me to a local shop. At the local lawnmower repair shop he stated that this repair would not be in the warranty since it is considered neglect and not normal wear and tear. (I got similiar information from the Home Depot Manager - he was not sure if that was the case but he did cover it with me). The guy at the repair shop stated that it was not worth fixing. That I might as well go and buy another mower.
My blade is not hitting - I did put a new blade on since the old blade was warped. Which of course increased the vibration making it much worse - really showing me the problem.
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