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happydawg
The directions says to plug a fuse into the battery. I cannot figure out what they are talking about. There is nothing in the box that looks like a fuse. Am I missing something? Do you now anything about a lawnboy self propelled lawn mower with electric start. Did someone at the store take the fuse out of the box? Where would it be? Am I just stupid cause I cannot find anything that looks like a fuse?
Answer
See if this helps - I just Googled Lawn Boy. The fuse is amber colored plastic. This shows where it goes.
http://216.213.143.2/ProAuthor/ManProc.cfm?&sk=6253C7D2-7305-11DE-9262-00D0B789305D&&ProcID=21571&ManualID=505
See if this helps - I just Googled Lawn Boy. The fuse is amber colored plastic. This shows where it goes.
http://216.213.143.2/ProAuthor/ManProc.cfm?&sk=6253C7D2-7305-11DE-9262-00D0B789305D&&ProcID=21571&ManualID=505
pros and cons of an electric start lawn mower?
antiquegal
need to buy a new lawn mower, thinking of one with an electric start, good idea or not
Answer
It all depends on you. I'll list a few things to help you decide
Cons:
1.) Its another thing that can go wrong.
2.) You need to have an electrical plug near where you store the mower. (At least on the Toro and Lawnboy units)
3.) Risk of the gears involved in the starting going bad.
4.) Over time the battery will fail, and it is expensive to be replaced.
Pros:
1). No string to pull!
2.) There is a recoil start as a back-up.
3.) No throwing out your back to start.
4.) Prime, turn the key and go!
The battery should last for at least 5 years or more. On the Toro and LawnBoy units, you plug it into the wall once a month, overnight. They do not charge themselves.
My personal recommendation would be the Toro 20074 Recycler w/ Personal Pace and Electric start. You can find your nearest Toro dealer by using the dealer locator on http://www.toro.com or they have this unit at Home Depot for $399. It has a 2 year Guaranteed to Start warranty with it.
It all depends on you. I'll list a few things to help you decide
Cons:
1.) Its another thing that can go wrong.
2.) You need to have an electrical plug near where you store the mower. (At least on the Toro and Lawnboy units)
3.) Risk of the gears involved in the starting going bad.
4.) Over time the battery will fail, and it is expensive to be replaced.
Pros:
1). No string to pull!
2.) There is a recoil start as a back-up.
3.) No throwing out your back to start.
4.) Prime, turn the key and go!
The battery should last for at least 5 years or more. On the Toro and LawnBoy units, you plug it into the wall once a month, overnight. They do not charge themselves.
My personal recommendation would be the Toro 20074 Recycler w/ Personal Pace and Electric start. You can find your nearest Toro dealer by using the dealer locator on http://www.toro.com or they have this unit at Home Depot for $399. It has a 2 year Guaranteed to Start warranty with it.
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