I put a new spark plug in and that wsant the problem. any other suggetions? Fresh gas was out in it. as i run it out of gas in the fall.
Any ideas would be appraciated. Fish daily -- as soon as I get my lawn done!!
I put a new spark plug in and that wsant the problem. any other suggetions? Fresh gas was out in it. as i run it out of gas in the fall.
Any ideas would be appraciated. Fish daily -- as soon as I get my lawn done!!
I'm glad that solved the problem for you.
When it happened to me, it was at the end of a mowing season so I put it away and forgot about it all winter. Come the following spring, I took it out and remembered that it was running bad. After changing the plug & gas, disassembling it and not finding anything wrong, I finally went to take off the muffler as a last resort and discovered the screen totally plugged. I figured that had to be why it was bogging down.
Nothing better than putting in a clean screen and having the trimmer run just as good as when I bought it! I now clean it in the fall as part of my regular maintenance.
I cant thank you enough!! I would of never thought to look there and do that. I took the muffler apart and sure enough that screen was plugged on right where those three exhaust holes are. I scrubbed and soaked it in carb cleaner for a day and she runs like a top again.
money is kinda tight right now so I treasure the times when a little lake link advise can help a fella out!!
Thanks so much!!!!
Fish daily
Check the muffler screen to see if it's clogged with carbon. If It's like my JD line trimmer, it has two screws that hold a small cover on the muffler. Under the cover is the screen.
If it's clogged, use a scraper or soak it in some solvent to clean it, re-install.