Q. So yesterday I was trying to mow up the hills on my lawn
( I have a hilly lawn)
and the lawn mower would all of a sudden start dying on my almost as if it was being choked by long grass
( there wasn't any long grass to choke it)
and emitting huge white clouds of smoke from the muffler I believe
(I'm not sure if it is the muffler, its the thing on the side of the mower by the primer with the holes in it)
The lawn mower sat outside all winter last season with the same oil in it.
The lawn mower seems to mow just fine on level ground, its just when it is going up hill with the engine drive that it will start dying and emitting the smoke.
I have a full tank of gas.
( I have a hilly lawn)
and the lawn mower would all of a sudden start dying on my almost as if it was being choked by long grass
( there wasn't any long grass to choke it)
and emitting huge white clouds of smoke from the muffler I believe
(I'm not sure if it is the muffler, its the thing on the side of the mower by the primer with the holes in it)
The lawn mower sat outside all winter last season with the same oil in it.
The lawn mower seems to mow just fine on level ground, its just when it is going up hill with the engine drive that it will start dying and emitting the smoke.
I have a full tank of gas.
Answer
Most 4-cycle engines are designed to function on up to a 11 to 14 percent grade. If your lawn is very hilly, your probably trying to run the mower at too steep an incline and oil is getting forced into the cylinder.
Perhaps you should get a 2 cycle mower, like a lawn boy. 2 cycle engines can operate at any angle, even upside down, without harm, or decrease in function.
Most 4-cycle engines are designed to function on up to a 11 to 14 percent grade. If your lawn is very hilly, your probably trying to run the mower at too steep an incline and oil is getting forced into the cylinder.
Perhaps you should get a 2 cycle mower, like a lawn boy. 2 cycle engines can operate at any angle, even upside down, without harm, or decrease in function.
Looking for a lawn mower than you mix oil to gas. Do they still exist?
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I have a steep hill where I have to cut the grass. Mixed gas & oil prevents motor to burn. If they still exist what kind or refer to the closest on the market
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If the hill is so steep you can't use a 4 stroke push lawn mower I think you should get a really nice weed wacker. Most people use weed wackers on a hill that is really steep. Makes it safe too. Or just spray it with weed killer like roundup.
If the hill is so steep you can't use a 4 stroke push lawn mower I think you should get a really nice weed wacker. Most people use weed wackers on a hill that is really steep. Makes it safe too. Or just spray it with weed killer like roundup.
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