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Brian.E
I have a gas powered push lawn mower, and it is a bit noisy. It is a 4 horsepower Briggs & Stratton. Is there any way I could lower the noise that is produces when running? Thanks in advance!
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You should be able to find an after market muffler at a small engine repair shop. I got one adapted from a Honda to fit my 5HP Briggs, big difference. The blade can also be noisy, especially the mulching blades. If you don't need the mulching effect, get the straightest blade with the the least amount of lift. Your repair shop should know what I'm talking about. RScott
You should be able to find an after market muffler at a small engine repair shop. I got one adapted from a Honda to fit my 5HP Briggs, big difference. The blade can also be noisy, especially the mulching blades. If you don't need the mulching effect, get the straightest blade with the the least amount of lift. Your repair shop should know what I'm talking about. RScott
Is a GM Sierra's tailgate strong enough to support the weight of a tractor lawn mower?
rascoe627
I need to take my new tractor lawn mower to have service at the end of summer. I do not have a trailer for it, and I was planning to use the back of my truck to carry the lawnmower to the dealership. Will the tailgate be strong enough to support the weight of the lawnmower without damaging it? If not, are there ramps for sell that will distribute the weight on the bed of the truck instead of the tailgate? Thanks!
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the tailgates on all trucks made after 200 are made to be able to hold 500 before they hit the market most can do alot more you should be fine however consult your owners manual where it will state the tailgate tolerance
good luck
the tailgates on all trucks made after 200 are made to be able to hold 500 before they hit the market most can do alot more you should be fine however consult your owners manual where it will state the tailgate tolerance
good luck
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