shrimp1964
how do i drop the blades to cut the grass a little shorter without taking it apart? there's levers on the wheels but i don't know what they're for and not sure which direction to push them. it's a 6.0 21" mulcher mower
Answer
Pull out on the levers and it will drop the mower down or raise it up. Do this on all 4 wheels.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5920688_raise-wheels-lawn-mower.html
http://www.gardenguides.com/85802-raise-wheels-toro-lawn-mower.html
Pull out on the levers and it will drop the mower down or raise it up. Do this on all 4 wheels.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5920688_raise-wheels-lawn-mower.html
http://www.gardenguides.com/85802-raise-wheels-toro-lawn-mower.html
Lawn mower problems!?
jesse-w---
Ok im only 14 i couldent find anywhere that would let a 14 year old work and i found a lawn mower our neighbors threw out so i decided to go around mowing yards. i changed the oil, carburator, gas, air cleaner, fuel line, spark plug, and pull rope. It was running good but yesterday i was working on it and the only way to get it to start is to set it to medium throttle and as soon as it starts it shuts off. So i put it at medium throttle again and as soon as it starts you have to switch it to full throttle. i dont get it, it shouldent be run ning like this, BTW its a craftsman 22" mulcher push mower with a 5.5 horse tecumseh motor.
Answer
What the first answerer was referring to is the primer. It sends a bit of gas into the combustion chamber to coat (or prime) it.
I don't know if you've tried it, but I always start mowers on the lowest possible throttle and then gradually work them up once it's been started. It could be that you are just running too rich or lean on gas. But the carburator should take care of that. Maybe try giving it some more air through the carburator and see if that helps. My old mower used to burn so much gas it was insane. I'd get big clouds of it when i first started it. But it always started on the first pull so I didn't mess with it.
EDIT: another thing i thought of is that some mowers use a gas/oil mixture. And i've seen some weird concentrations. you might want to check on that to see if this one requires anything special like that.
What the first answerer was referring to is the primer. It sends a bit of gas into the combustion chamber to coat (or prime) it.
I don't know if you've tried it, but I always start mowers on the lowest possible throttle and then gradually work them up once it's been started. It could be that you are just running too rich or lean on gas. But the carburator should take care of that. Maybe try giving it some more air through the carburator and see if that helps. My old mower used to burn so much gas it was insane. I'd get big clouds of it when i first started it. But it always started on the first pull so I didn't mess with it.
EDIT: another thing i thought of is that some mowers use a gas/oil mixture. And i've seen some weird concentrations. you might want to check on that to see if this one requires anything special like that.
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