A quick way to check out riding mower is alt check , battery load test and remove fuel cap Install spark tester on both cly Start up and look in oil filler pipe for smoke You’ll know where to start
Looks like briggs et stratton engineers have found one more way to programmed obsolescence. After some research on the web it appear that many experience the same problem. One would think that 4K$ for a tractor would be enough to purchase quality. Nop! I guess even a piece of shit can be expensive.
Thanks for the video. I did not know about the magnet polarity. Each one being installed attracting then repelling....... interesting ! 👍
ThxU just what I needed. I have a magnet thats chipped too! Didn't know I could still use it.
Once the magnet chips it has to be filed or it will crumble and clog the timing
Buck your flywheel bolt torque is 100 ft lbs
Excellent. Thank you for the info.
Thanks from me too squad 👍
Good info- did not know this
Thanks, Lee!
Thanks for this video...My problem exactly
Thanks so much!
A quick way to check out riding mower is alt check , battery load test and remove fuel cap
Install spark tester on both cly
Start up and look in oil filler pipe for smoke
You’ll know where to start
Thank you for the video
Great video. 100 torque is recommended.
Thanks so much!
I’ve done several customer mowers with JB weld and no problems whatsoever
Main thing is to let it set at least 48+
Hours to be safe
Ouch I hate that happened to me fly wheel magnet fall off backfire and sheared flywheel key
Any Idea where I can buy these Magnets? Mine are broken.
Probably you'll just have to get a new flywheel. I've never seen the magnets for sale separately.... Or a used flywheel, look on ebay....
+&- with jb weld and space and clamp them
Looks like briggs et stratton engineers have found one more way to programmed obsolescence. After some research on the web it appear that many experience the same problem. One would think that 4K$ for a tractor would be enough to purchase quality. Nop! I guess even a piece of shit can be expensive.
Job weld